SaskEnergy Residential Equipment Replacement Rebate (Saskatchewan)
SaskEnergy's rebates for replacing your primary heating and water-heating equipment: currently $650 for a 97%+ AFUE furnace and $1,000 for high-efficiency water heaters. Important: amounts DROP on August 17, 2026 — the 97%+ furnace rebate falls to $325 and the 96.0–96.9% tier disappears. If you're replacing a furnace, install before mid-August.
Official program pageAmounts
| Furnace ≥97% AFUE (until Aug 16, 2026) | $650 → $325 after Aug 17 |
| Furnace 96.0–96.9% AFUE | $325 — removed Aug 17, 2026 |
| Combi boiler ≥95% AFUE | $800 |
| Tankless water heater (≥0.87 UEF) | $1,000 |
| Condensing storage water heater (≥0.80 UEF) | $1,000 |
Who qualifies
- ✓Registered homeowner, landlord or rental company; Saskatchewan property
- ✓Replacement of primary space or water heating only — no new construction
- ✓Installer must hold a valid TSASK gas licence; no self-installs
- ✓Existing equipment must be out of manufacturer warranty
How to apply
- 1Apply online within 120 days of installation
- 2Include the sales invoice (your name, contractor details, unit specifications)
- 3Rebate arrives within ~6 weeks of approval (cheque, e-Transfer or account credit)
Stacking with other programs
Program funding is limited — SaskEnergy reserves the right to cap rebates at any time. Saskatchewan has no provincial heat pump, insulation or solar rebate; income-qualified households should see SaskPower’s Energy Assistance Program.
Frequently asked questions
›Whatever happened to the insulation rebate?
The SaskEnergy + SaskPower Home Efficiency Retrofit Rebate (up to ~$1,800 for insulation and windows) ended in April 2026. The equipment rebate is what remains.
Amounts and rules are set by the program administrator and change without notice. Always confirm on the official page before purchasing equipment.