Last full review · 2026-09-01
Every home-energy rebate in Canada. Verified.
Programs open, close and change amounts constantly — most sites still rank for rebates that no longer exist. We check every program against its official source, and show you the date.
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Available in every province and territoryFederalClosed
Canada Greener Homes Loan (closed)The federal interest-free loan of $5,000 to $40,000 for major home-energy retrofits is closed to new applicants — NRCan states funding is fully committed and new loan applications cannot be approved. Homeowners with an already-approved loan can continue to access their funding. New applicants should look at the Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program (low- to median-income) and provincial programs.View program →FederalClosed
Canada Greener Homes Grant (closed)The federal grant of up to $5,000 for home retrofits ($5,600 with the evaluation reimbursement) is closed. December 31, 2025 was the last day for participants to submit their documents — remaining files are being finalized by NRCan. New applicants should look at the Affordability Program (low- to median-income) and provincial programs — the Greener Homes Loan has also since closed to new applicants.View program →FederalClosed
Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program (OHPA)The federal grant of up to $10,000 (up to $15,000 in co-delivery provinces) to switch an oil-heated home to a cold-climate electric heat pump is closed: July 31, 2026 was the last day to apply. Approved applicants must complete the work and upload all documents (receipts, contractor attestation) by January 31, 2027. In Newfoundland and Labrador, the provincial Oil to Electric program — which embeds the OHPA funding — is still accepting applications.View program →FederalActive
Canada Greener Homes Affordability ProgramThe federal program for low- to median-income households: free energy retrofits (insulation, draft-proofing, and in many cases heat pumps) delivered at no cost, co-delivered with provinces. Rolling out province by province — availability and measures vary by region.View program →Provincial
Often stackable with federal moneyProvincial · QCActive
Rénoclimat (Québec)Québec's provincial home retrofit program: a government energy advisor evaluates your home before and after the work, unlocking grants for insulation, air sealing, doors and windows. Important change: Rénoclimat no longer funds heating systems — heat pump grants now come exclusively from Hydro-Québec's LogisVert. Rénoclimat's remaining mechanical-system grants are $500 for an HRV/ERV and $120–$180 for drain water heat recovery.View program →Provincial · ONActive
Home Renovation Savings Program (Ontario)Ontario's main home-energy rebate program (launched January 2025, replacing HER+), delivered by Enbridge Gas and Save on Energy. Heat pump rebates up to $7,500 for non-gas homes, up to $12,000 for geothermal, plus insulation, windows and smart thermostat rebates. Currently funded through November 30, 2026.View program →Provincial · BCActive
CleanBC Better Homes / Energy Savings Program (BC)British Columbia's home-energy program family. The income-qualified CleanBC Energy Savings Program offers heat pump rebates up to $13,000 for ground-oriented homes (up to $5,000 in condos/apartments) plus heat pump water heaters up to $3,500 and add-on support for ventilation, health & safety and electrical service upgrades. The any-income Home Renovation Rebate Program offers up to $4,000 for heat pumps in electric-heated homes, insulation up to $5,500 and windows/doors up to $2,000 — with bigger Northern rebates (up to $6,000 oil-heated, $8,000 gas/propane-heated) for homes from 100 Mile House north.View program →Provincial · NSActive
Home Energy Assessment Rebates (Nova Scotia)Efficiency Nova Scotia's core rebate program: after a $199 EnerGuide assessment (fee waived for income-qualified households), every NS homeowner can claim up to $5,000 in rebates on heat pumps, insulation, windows, air sealing and more — regardless of income or heating type.View program →Provincial · NSActive
Moderate Income Rebate (Nova Scotia)A top-up on Home Energy Assessment rebates for moderate-income Nova Scotia households heating with non-electric systems. Adds up to $5,000 on top of the base program (the cap was reduced from $10,000 in July 2026 when federal OHPA funding ended) — combined support can reach $10,000, plus a free assessment.View program →Provincial · NSActive
HomeWarming (Nova Scotia)Free home-energy upgrades for income-qualified Nova Scotia homeowners: energy assessment, air sealing, insulation and — since the program's June 2026 expansion with federal Affordability Program funds ($26M, 1,600+ more households) — heat pumps. Everything installed at no charge, contractors arranged for you.View program →Provincial · NSClosed
Heating Assistance Rebate Program — HARP (Nova Scotia)Nova Scotia's seasonal heating-bill rebate: $400 in 2025-26 for lower-income households that pay for their own heat (renters included). The 2025-26 window closed March 31, 2026 — applications reopen October 1, 2026 for next winter. The 2026-27 amount hasn't been announced yet.View program →Provincial · NBActive
Total Home Energy Savings Program (New Brunswick)NB Power's whole-home retrofit program: an EnerGuide evaluation, then rebates on heat pumps (up to $2,000), insulation (per-square-foot rates), air sealing (up to $550), water heating and more. Upgrades must be completed within 9 months of the initial evaluation. Note: the solar stream closed to new enrollments on May 27, 2026.View program →Provincial · NBActive
Enhanced Energy Savings Program (New Brunswick)Free energy upgrades for New Brunswick homeowners with household income under $70,000: insulation, ventilation and energy-efficient heat pumps — including a 10-year heat pump warranty and three free cleanings. First-come, first-served while funding lasts. This is NB's main pathway off oil now that OHPA registrations have closed.View program →Provincial · PEActive
Home Insulation Programs (PEI)efficiencyPEI's insulation support, in two streams: completely FREE insulation for households under $55,000 income (home assessed at $300,000 or less — funded with the federal Affordability Program), and income-scaled insulation rebates for everyone else, increased ~40% in June 2025. One of the few PEI programs still fully open after the April 2026 rebate wind-down.View program →Provincial · PEActive
Winter Warming Program (PEI)Free winterization for lower-income PEI households: air sealing, a programmable thermostat, LED bulbs, a low-flow shower head and a voucher for a free heating-system cleaning — installed by delivery partner Summerhill Connect. Estimated savings of $250–$650 a year. Renters qualify too if they pay the heating bill.View program →Provincial · PEClosed
Free Heat Pump Program (PEI) — closedPEI's famous free-heat-pump program for income-qualified households is CLOSED to new applications, along with PEI's OHPA intake — the budget was fully allocated (intake paused June 2, 2025). The province's official word: many Island households are still in line, and contractors will contact waitlisted applicants as installations progress.View program →Provincial · PEActive
Biomass Heating Rebates (PEI)PEI pays 10% back on wood pellets and firewood with no income limit — often instantly at the register — plus up to $2,000 on biomass stoves and boilers ($3,500 for households under $35,000 income). One of the few PEI heating rebates that survived the 2026 program cuts.View program →Provincial · NLActive
Oil to Electric Incentive Program (Newfoundland & Labrador)Up to $22,000 for income-qualified NL homeowners to switch from oil to electric heat (heat pumps, electric furnace or boiler) — combining the federal OHPA grant (up to $15,000) with provincial funds (up to $7,000), paid directly to a participating installer. Unlike the national OHPA intake (closed July 31, 2026), NL's program is still accepting applications, with no closure date announced — but the province encourages applying as soon as possible.View program →Provincial · NLClosed
Home Energy Savings Program — HESP (Newfoundland & Labrador)NL Housing's low-income retrofit grant (up to $5,000 for insulation and draft-proofing) closed to new applications June 15, 2026 — but it's coming back better: a Fall 2026 relaunch merged with the Provincial Home Repair Program will DOUBLE the forgivable loan to $10,000 ($13,000 in Labrador) and raise the lifetime maximum to $30,000.View program →Provincial · MBActive
Air Source Heat Pump Rebate (Manitoba)Efficiency Manitoba pays $2,000 for a centrally ducted cold-climate air-source heat pump or $1,500 for a ductless one — retrofits only, installed by a contractor registered with Efficiency Manitoba. The contractor handles the rebate application for you (within 90 days of installation).View program →Provincial · MBActive
Home Insulation Rebate (Manitoba)Efficiency Manitoba's formula-based insulation rebates: from $0.03 per R-value added per square foot in the attic up to $0.15 for exterior wall re-siding projects. Critical rule: you must apply through a registered contractor or retailer and be pre-approved BEFORE buying materials.View program →Provincial · MBActive
Solar Rebate (Manitoba)Efficiency Manitoba pays $0.50 per DC watt of installed solar capacity, up to 10 kW — a maximum of $5,000 per home. The system must be grid-connected to Manitoba Hydro and installed by a contractor registered with Efficiency Manitoba. One of the few open residential solar rebates left in Canada.View program →Provincial · MBActive
Affordable Home Energy Program (Manitoba)Manitoba's 2025-launched umbrella for affordable heating: income-qualified homeowners and renters get a FREE ground-source heat pump or free insulation (via the Energy Efficiency Assistance Program and Métis Energy Efficiency Offers — Manitoba's delivery of the federal Affordability Program), while other homeowners get a ground-source heat pump with no upfront cost, repaid $75/month interest-free for 15 years on the hydro bill.View program →Provincial · ABActive
Clean Energy Improvement Program — CEIP (Alberta)Alberta's main home-energy instrument is financing, not rebates: CEIP lends up to $50,000 (100% of project costs) for solar, heat pumps, insulation and windows, repaid over up to 20 years through your property tax bill — and the balance transfers to the next owner if you sell. Available in 26+ municipalities; status varies (Edmonton is waitlisted; Calgary reopens September 22, 2026).View program →Utility
Offered by energy utilities to their customersUtility · QCActive
LogisVert (Hydro-Québec)Hydro-Québec's home efficiency program. Its flagship measure pays up to $6,700 for an efficient air-source heat pump — the amount scales with the unit's heating capacity at -8°C. Also covers other efficient equipment measures.View program →Utility · NLActive
takeCHARGE Insulation Rebate (Newfoundland & Labrador)takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power + NL Hydro) pays 75% of insulation material costs — up to $1,000 each for the attic and basement, plus up to $500 labour per area with a participating professional installer, for a potential $3,000 total. Paid as a credit on your electricity bill.View program →Utility · SKActive
SaskEnergy Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate (Saskatchewan)SaskEnergy's rebates for replacing your primary heating and water-heating equipment: $325 for a 97%+ AFUE furnace, $750 for a boiler, $800 for a combi boiler and $1,000 for high-efficiency water heaters. Note: amounts were reduced on August 17, 2026 — the furnace rebate dropped from $650 to $325 and the 96.0–96.9% AFUE furnace tier was eliminated (97.0%+ is now the minimum).View program →Utility · SKActive
SaskPower Energy Assistance Program (Saskatchewan)Free energy help for lower-income Saskatchewan households — the income limit scales with household size (e.g. $54,335 for 1 person, $76,840 for 2, $114,730 for 4): a home walkthrough, energy coaching, and free installed products — LED bulbs, high-efficiency showerheads, faucet aerators, pipe wrap, a block heater timer, a smart thermostat if eligible, and more — worth roughly $230 a year in savings. Renters qualify with landlord consent.View program →Utility · ABActive
HAT Smart (Medicine Hat, Alberta)Medicine Hat's city-owned utility runs Alberta's most generous municipal rebate program: up to $5,000 per existing home for insulation, windows, doors, tankless water heaters, HRV/ERVs and solar (solar at $200/kW, max $1,000). The 2026 program term runs January 1 to December 15, 2026, with amounts reset annually.View program →