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Affordable Home Energy Program: Ground Source Heat Pump Offer

Run by Efficiency Manitoba (Government of Manitoba program) · Also called Affordable Home Energy Program

The Affordable Home Energy Program: Ground Source Heat Pump Offer offers homeowners interest-free loans for heat pumps in Manitoba. Use a contractor registered with the program.

Loans up to

No upfront cost; $75/month for 15 years, interest-free

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No one from this program will knock on your door. Before you sign, check that your installer is on the program’s contractor list.

At a glance

Key facts about Affordable Home Energy Program: Ground Source Heat Pump Offer
Maximum amountNo upfront cost; $75/month for 15 years, interest-free
Funding typeInterest-free loan
StatusOpen
Who can applyHomeowners, New builds
Energy assessment requiredNot stated by the program
Income-testedNo
DeadlineNo end date published
WhereManitoba
LevelProvincial
Run byEfficiency Manitoba (Government of Manitoba program)
Official pageefficiencymb.ca/gshp-home
Last verified
Verified byRebate Researcher, RebateHub
ConfidenceHighEvery figure matches the official program pages.

Affordable Home Energy Program: Ground Source Heat Pump Offer. RebateHub.ca, https://rebatehub.ca/rebates/mb-affordable-home-energy-ground-source-heat-pump#key-facts. Last verified October 12, 2026. Official source: https://efficiencymb.ca/gshp-home/

What you can get

What Affordable Home Energy Program: Ground Source Heat Pump Offer pays for each upgrade
UpgradeUp to
Ground source heat pump, homeowner offerNo upfront cost, then $75/month interest-free for 15 yearsHomeowner repays $13,500 in total. Upfront contribution needed above $38,000 (retrofit) or $18,500 (replacement system).Varies

How it works

Under the Affordable Home Energy Program's homeowner offer, Efficiency Manitoba covers the upfront cost of a ground source heat pump and pays the contractor directly. The homeowner repays $75 a month, interest-free, for 15 years ($13,500 in total) on the Manitoba Hydro energy bill.

Retrofit projects costing more than $38,000, and replacements of an existing ground source system costing more than $18,500, need an upfront contribution from the homeowner, as can any related upgrades the home needs. The repayment becomes due in full if the home is sold or changes ownership; it does not transfer to the buyer.

Retrofits must replace an electric furnace or boiler, electric baseboards or natural gas heating; homes converting from fuel oil also qualify for incentives. New homes and replacement ground source systems are eligible. Income-qualified households can get a ground source heat pump free through the Energy Efficiency Assistance Program.

Who qualifies

  • Manitoba homeowner installing in a primary (not seasonal) residence; new homes are eligible
  • Retrofit replaces electric furnace/boiler, electric baseboards or natural gas heating; fuel oil conversions also qualify
  • Replacements of existing ground source systems are eligible
  • Installed by an Efficiency Manitoba registered contractor (members of the Manitoba Geothermal Energy Alliance)

How to apply

  1. Step 1: Choose a registered ground source contractor, who applies on your behalf

  2. Step 2: Wait for Efficiency Manitoba's approval email before any work starts; you then have one year to install

  3. Step 3: Sign the completion declaration with your contractor; Efficiency Manitoba pays the contractor

  4. Step 4: The $75 monthly payment is added to your Manitoba Hydro energy bill

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