Type your address or postal code to see the federal, provincial, utility and municipal programs that apply to your home — rebates, grants, loans and free upgrades.
EQUS — Member financing toward a new solar system for EQUS rural electrification co-op members.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Alberta Municipalities (Alberta Clean Energy Improvement Program) — Finance solar, heat pumps, insulation and other upgrades with no money down and repay through your property taxes. Only available in participating municipalities, and many are waitlisted or closed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Alberta Utilities Commission / retailers — Alberta homes with solar can sell surplus power to the grid at their retailer's rate under the Micro-generation Regulation. There is no provincial solar rebate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Banff — Property-tax financing for clean energy upgrades in Banff at a fixed rate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Banff — Rebates for Banff residents on efficient and renewable home upgrades and e-bikes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Banff — Rebate per kW of solar installed on Banff residential properties, up to a 20 kW system.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Medicine Hat — Property-tax financing for clean energy upgrades in Medicine Hat at a fixed rate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Calgary — Property-tax financing for clean energy upgrades. Calgary's intake is closed and expected to reopen in winter 2026/27.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Alberta Municipalities / NRCan — Funding for public and workplace Level 2 and fast chargers. Currently full with a waitlist; not for single-family homes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Edmonton — Property-tax financing for clean energy upgrades. Currently waitlist only.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Okotoks — Property-tax financing for clean energy upgrades. Currently waitlist only.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Canmore — Grant for Canmore homes installing solar. 2026 funding is closed; check back for 2027.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Edmonton — Edmonton's former $0.40/W solar rebate has ended.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Lethbridge — Lethbridge's CEIP intake is closed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Medicine Hat — Medicine Hat's solar incentive stopped taking new requests in September 2026.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of St. Albert — St. Albert's CEIP intake is closed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro — Rebate of $500 per kWh for home battery storage paired with solar. The top amount needs the battery enrolled in BC Hydro's Peak Saver program.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro / FortisBC with NRCan — No-cost retrofits like insulation and heat pumps for low- to median-income households, delivered through BC utilities on a referral basis.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC Better Homes (BC Hydro / FortisBC / Province) — Large income-tiered rebates to switch from gas, propane, oil or wood heating to a heat pump, plus heat pump water heaters, electrical service upgrades and ventilation. You must get an eligibility code before starting work.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro / CleanBC Go Electric — Rebates for strata and apartment buildings for EV Ready plans, wiring infrastructure and chargers.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10FortisBC — FortisBC electricity customers can get a rebate toward an eligible home Level 2 charger.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10FortisBC — FortisBC electricity customers in the southern Interior can get heat pump, heat pump water heater, EV charger and appliance rebates similar to BC Hydro's.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro & FortisBC — Free home energy evaluation and free installation of upgrades like insulation, draft-proofing, bathroom fans and even heat pumps for income-qualified households.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of BC / municipalities — Some municipalities offer incentives for new homes built to higher BC Energy Step Code levels.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro / FortisBC — Free kits with items like LED bulbs, weather-stripping and efficient showerheads for income-qualified households.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10FortisBC — Instead of a rebate, FortisBC electricity customers can finance an air-source heat pump at a low interest rate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro / FortisBC — Rebate for replacing an electric tank water heater with a heat pump water heater.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro / CleanBC Go Electric — Rebate of 50% of the cost of buying and installing an eligible Level 2 charger at a single-family home, row home or duplex, up to $350. Indigenous applicants can get up to $750.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC Better Homes — An extra rebate when you complete two or more eligible upgrades, or a larger bonus tied to your EnerGuide score improvement.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro / CleanBC Better Homes — For any income: rebates to replace electric baseboards or an electric furnace with an air-source heat pump. A limited-time bonus adds up to $1,000 for installs finished by October 31, 2026.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC Better Homes (BC Hydro / FortisBC) — Rebates for any income on attic, wall and crawlspace insulation, and for ENERGY STAR windows and doors. Bonuses are available when you do several upgrades.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC / BC Hydro — Energy coaching and incentives for heat pumps, plus higher solar and battery rebates for Indigenous and remote communities.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10FortisBC — FortisBC gas customers can get rebates on insulation, windows and doors, connected thermostats and switching from oil or propane to gas. The dual-fuel heat pump rebate has ended.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of BC — No 7% PST on solar panels and related system components, or on qualifying e-bikes. Applied at the till.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Vancity — Credit-union loans for renovations that improve your home's energy efficiency.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10SCRAP-IT BC — Scrap an older gas vehicle and get a cash incentive. The larger EV purchase incentives have been scaled back.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro — Since July 1, 2026, new solar customers are paid a flat 10¢/kWh for power exported to the grid instead of traditional net metering.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10BC Hydro — Rebate of $1,000 per kW for a grid-tied solar system on a single-family home, installed by a Home Performance Contractor Network member. Accepting the rebate puts you on the new self-generation rate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC Go Electric — Rebates for zero-emission motorcycles, cargo e-bikes, utility vehicles, trucks and buses — mostly aimed at businesses and organizations.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Kamloops — Kamloops adds up to $150 to the BC Hydro home charger rebate, plus top-ups for apartment and condo EV Ready projects.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Kamloops — Borrow a thermal imaging camera to find drafts and heat loss in your home.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Regional District of Nanaimo — Rural RDN residents can get $150 toward an eligible Level 2 home charger on top of BC Hydro's rebate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Regional District of Nanaimo — Rebate for solar and other renewable systems in RDN electoral areas, with extra help if a variance permit is needed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Nelson / Nelson Hydro — Low-interest loans for home energy upgrades and e-bikes, repaid on your Nelson Hydro bill.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Penticton — Loans for home energy upgrades for City of Penticton electric customers.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10District of Saanich / Central Saanich — Interest-free financing to help homeowners switch to a heat pump.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10District of Saanich — Top-ups for apartment and condo buildings planning and wiring for EV charging.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10District of Squamish — Squamish adds up to $150 to the BC Hydro home charger rebate, plus multi-unit EV Ready top-ups.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Vancouver Heritage Foundation — Grants for energy upgrades on heritage homes in Vancouver.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC Go Electric — The provincial rebate on new and used EVs is on hold and not accepting applications. The federal EV Affordability Program may still apply.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC Better Homes / municipalities — Some BC municipalities used to add top-ups to provincial heat pump rebates. Many have closed; check your city's listing.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CleanBC — The provincial low-interest heat pump financing program from the CleanBC era is no longer listed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Resort Municipality of Whistler — Whistler's EV charger top-up funding has been fully allocated.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Canada Revenue Agency — Faster tax write-offs for businesses investing in qualifying clean-energy equipment such as solar. Generally not available to homeowners for a principal residence.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10CMHC — A partial refund of your CMHC mortgage loan insurance premium when you buy or build an energy-efficient home.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Transport Canada — Point-of-sale incentive on a new electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle, applied by an enrolled dealer. Vehicles must be made in Canada or a free-trade partner country, and non-Canadian-made vehicles must cost $50,000 or less after discounts.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10RBC Royal Bank — A bank loan for energy-efficiency upgrades to your home.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Canada Guaranty — A partial mortgage insurance premium refund for borrowers who buy or upgrade to an energy-efficient home.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Sagen — A mortgage insurance premium refund for buyers of energy-efficient homes, or for owners who complete energy-saving renovations.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Canada Revenue Agency — Recover part of the GST or federal share of HST paid on a newly built or substantially renovated home used as a primary residence.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Canada (Environment and Climate Change Canada) — A new federal rebate for homeowners who install an eligible heat pump. You apply online, with no energy audit needed. Approval is promised within 24 hours, and payment within five days of submitting receipts.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Natural Resources Canada — The former grant of up to $5,000 for EnerGuide-assessed retrofits, including insulation, heat pumps and solar. It is closed to new applicants.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Natural Resources Canada — The former interest-free federal loan for EnerGuide-recommended retrofits, including solar. Funding is fully committed, and no new loans are being approved.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Transport Canada — The former federal EV point-of-sale rebate. It ran out of funding in January 2025 and has been replaced by the Electric Vehicle Affordability Program.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Natural Resources Canada / Environment and Climate Change Canada — Upfront federal funding to help low- to median-income homes switch from oil heating to a heat pump. The federal application intake is now closed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Manitoba — Rebates on ducted and ductless air-source heat pumps for Manitoba homes, with no income test.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of Manitoba — Rebate on new and used EVs bought from Manitoba dealers, with a price cap. Teslas and China-made EVs bought after March 19, 2025 are excluded.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Manitoba Hydro — On-bill financing for gas and electric system upgrades.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of Manitoba — Provincial tax credit for installing geothermal heat pumps and solar thermal systems.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Manitoba / Manitoba Hydro — Rebates plus interest-free financing on your Manitoba Hydro bill for geothermal systems.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Manitoba Hydro — Loans for efficiency upgrades, solar and Level 2 EV chargers, with terms up to 15 years.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Manitoba — Rebates on insulation, windows, thermostats and other home efficiency upgrades.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Manitoba — Free or low-cost upgrades like insulation and efficient equipment for income-qualifying households. Efficiency Manitoba also delivers the federal Greener Homes Affordability Program.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Manitoba — Free energy upgrades for homes in First Nations communities.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Manitoba Hydro — Manitoba Hydro credits solar power you export to the grid on your bill.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Manitoba — Incentives for building a new home that beats code energy performance.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Manitoba — Rebate of $0.50 per watt for grid-connected home solar, up to $5,000. Manitoba Hydro must approve the connection first.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NB Power (Save Energy NB) — Free insulation, air sealing and, where eligible, a heat pump for owner-occupied homes with household income under $70,000. Replaces the old Low Income Energy Savings Program.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NB Power (Save Energy NB) — No-cost insulation, air sealing, ventilation and heating upgrades for homes in First Nations communities.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NBTA Credit Union — Preferred-rate loans for insulation, windows, heat pumps, solar and other efficiency upgrades.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NB Power (Save Energy NB) — Incentives for new homes built to beat building-code energy minimums.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NB Power (Save Energy NB) — A free kit of LED bulbs, low-flow showerhead, aerators and a power bar for any New Brunswick renter. Takes the place of the old Community Outreach kits.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NB Power (Save Energy NB) — Rebates for insulation, air sealing, heat pumps (ducted, mini-split, multizone, geothermal) and water heating for households over $70,000 income, after an energy evaluation.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of NB / NB Power — Former rebates for new and used EVs plus a home charger rebate. Ended for vehicles bought after June 30, 2025.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NB Power (Save Energy NB) — Up to $15,000 to switch from oil heat to a heat pump for households over $70,000 income.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NB Power (Save Energy NB) — Rebate of about $200/kW (max $3,000) for rooftop solar under the Total Home program.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Newfoundland Power — Financing for heat pumps and upgrades, repaid on your monthly power bill.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NL Hydro — Financing for heat pumps and insulation for NL Hydro residential customers, repaid on the bill.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NL Housing Corporation — Grants for energy retrofits for low-income homeowners (income about $32,500 or less).
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power & NL Hydro) — Rebates for adding insulation (including duct insulation), air sealing and installing a heat recovery ventilator.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10takeCHARGE / NL Hydro — Free energy-saving products and installs for homes in diesel-powered remote communities.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power & NL Hydro) — Rebates for switching oil-heated homes to heat pumps (mini-split, multi-split or central), including needed panel upgrades. Higher amounts for income-qualified households.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10takeCHARGE (Newfoundland Power & NL Hydro) — No-cost heat pump and insulation retrofits for low- and median-income homeowners, funded with the Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10NL Hydro / Province of NL — Former rebate on EVs ($2,500) and plug-in hybrids ($1,500).
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10EfficiencyOne / Province of NS — Free energy-efficiency upgrades such as insulation, air sealing and heat pumps for low- and moderate-income households in historic African Nova Scotian communities.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Free installed products for income-qualified homes (LEDs, smart thermostats, pipe wrap) and instant in-store discounts on efficient products.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of Nova Scotia — A once-a-year rebate to help lower-income households with heating bills, for any heating fuel. Not an equipment rebate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Rebate toward a home battery storage system paired with solar: 40% of cost or $300/kWh, whichever is less.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Book a $199 home energy assessment, then get rebates on insulation, air sealing, windows and doors, heat pumps, heat pump water heaters and ventilation. Pays per ton for heat pumps ($300/ton ductless, $500/ton ducted, $600/ton geothermal).
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Free home energy assessment and free upgrades — insulation, draft-proofing and, where suitable, a heat pump — for low-income homeowners. Expanded in June 2026 with $26M in federal–provincial funding.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — No-cost energy upgrades for band-owned homes and for First Nation members who own their homes in Nova Scotia.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Extra rebates on top of the Home Energy Assessment stream for moderate-income homeowners who heat mainly with non-electric fuels, with a free assessment. Pre-approval is required before any work.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Municipality of Colchester — Property-tax-based financing for solar (Solar Colchester) and heat pumps/insulation (Cozy Colchester).
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Halifax Regional Municipality — Low-interest financing for heat pumps, insulation and electric water heaters in oil-heated homes built before 2000, repaid as a charge on the property over 10 years.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Halifax Regional Municipality — Finance solar PV, solar hot water or solar hot air through a voluntary charge on your property, paid back over 10 years. Repay early any time with no penalty.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Municipality of Pictou County / SwitchPACE — PACE financing for home energy upgrades for Pictou County homeowners, repaid through the property.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10West Hants Regional Municipality / SwitchPACE — PACE financing for solar and energy upgrades with an energy concierge, repaid through your property.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Wolfville / SwitchPACE — PACE financing for Wolfville homeowners, repaid through property taxes. (The old list filed this under PEI by mistake.)
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Paid homeowners to let Efficiency NS draw on enrolled batteries and smart devices at peak times, including a $500 sign-up incentive for batteries.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Clean Foundation / participating NS municipalities — Property-tax financing for heat pumps, insulation and solar in towns such as Bridgewater, Lunenburg, Digby, Yarmouth, Barrington, Amherst and Cumberland. Replaces the old 'Nova Scotia PACE' listing.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of NS / EV Assist (Clean Foundation) — Former provincial rebates on new and used EVs and e-bikes. Ended in spring 2025 with no replacement; the federal EV incentive still applies.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Nova Scotia Power — Nova Scotia Power's on-bill heat pump financing. No longer offered to new customers.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — The old stand-alone online rebates for heat pumps, wood/pellet stoves and similar equipment, without an assessment. Heat pump rebates now go through the Home Energy Assessment stream.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Funding for EV chargers in apartment and condo buildings. No home-charger rebate exists in NS.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia / NRCan — Federal grant that paid up to $15,000 for oil-heated, low-to-median-income homes to switch to a heat pump. Nova Scotia's funding is used up.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Efficiency Nova Scotia — Rebate of $0.30/W (max $3,000) for homeowner solar PV. Closed to homeowners; only non-profits and charities can still apply.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Berwick — Former town financing for home energy upgrades, repaid through the local utility/municipality.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Arctic Energy Alliance — Rebates for energy upgrades to buildings owned by community and Indigenous governments, non-profits and businesses, with free desktop energy audits.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Arctic Energy Alliance — Mail-in rebates on efficient washers, ventless dryers, wood and pellet stoves, thermostats, ECM pumps, drain-water heat recovery and more. Some Northern and NorthMart stores apply the rebate at checkout.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Arctic Energy Alliance — Subsidized EnerGuide evaluation with a blower door test, infrared scan and a report of recommended upgrades and funding options.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Housing Northwest Territories — Grants and forgivable support to help homeowners make repairs, which can include energy-related work, plus emergency and seniors' repair programs.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Northwest Territories Power Corp. / Naka Power — Lets homeowners with solar or other small renewable systems earn kWh credits at the full retail rate for power sent to the grid. Credits reset each March 31.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada — Federal funding for northern and Indigenous communities to plan and build renewable energy and efficiency projects that reduce diesel use for heat and power. It funds communities and organizations, not individual homeowners.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Arctic Energy Alliance — Rebates for residents installing solar PV, wind, micro-hydro, solar thermal, or wood pellet and EPA-certified wood boilers. Grid-tied solar in hydro communities is not eligible (use net metering instead).
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Arctic Energy Alliance — Rebates for adding insulation to exterior walls, ceilings, floors, basements and crawlspaces in NWT homes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Arctic Energy Alliance — Former rebates on EVs and home chargers in the NWT. The program no longer appears in AEA's list of rebates.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Arctic Energy Alliance — Former rebate for larger retrofits of older homes, such as insulation, windows, air sealing and heating. It is no longer offered as a separate program, and insulation now falls under Energy-Efficient Products.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Nunavut Housing Corporation — Help for homeowners facing urgent repairs that affect health or safety, such as heating system failures.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Nunavut Housing Corporation — Forgivable loans to help homeowners with major repairs, renovations and energy upgrades, covering materials, freight and labour.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Qulliq Energy Corporation — Lets homeowners with small renewable systems such as rooftop solar offset their power bills with credits for electricity sent to QEC's grid.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada — Federal funding for northern and Indigenous communities to plan and build renewable energy and efficiency projects that reduce diesel use for heat and power. It funds communities and organizations, not individual homeowners.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Save on Energy (IESO) — Free energy-saving upgrades for income-eligible electricity customers. These can include insulation, draft-proofing, efficient appliances and a cold-climate heat pump for electrically heated homes. Oil-heated homes with above-ground tanks can also get a free heat pump, with tank removal included.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy (Government of Ontario) — A standalone rebate for topping up attic insulation, with no full energy assessment needed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy (Government of Ontario) — A rebate for installing a geothermal (ground-source) heat pump in an Ontario home. First-time installations only, and the unit must be on the NRCan qualified list.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy (Government of Ontario) — A rebate for a heat pump water heater installed as part of an assessed home retrofit.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy (Government of Ontario) — A rebate for installing a qualifying air-source heat pump. Homes heated with oil, propane, electricity or wood get more than gas-heated homes. Pre-approval is required before installation.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy (Government of Ontario) — Rebates for insulation, ENERGY STAR windows and doors, and air sealing, when you complete at least two upgrades between pre- and post-retrofit energy assessments. The assessment cost is also rebated.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy (Government of Ontario) — Up to $5,000 for new rooftop solar ($1,000/kW) plus up to $5,000 for a paired battery ($300/kWh), each capped at 50% of costs. The system must be sized for your own use, and you cannot also sign a net metering agreement.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas & Save on Energy (Government of Ontario) — Instant or mail-in rebates on a smart thermostat, plus rebates on ENERGY STAR heat pump dryers, induction ranges and other efficient appliances.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas — Free insulation, draft-proofing and a smart thermostat for income-qualified households in homes heated mainly by natural gas. Renters can take part with their landlord's approval.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Ontario Energy Board / local distribution companies — Send extra solar power to the grid and earn kilowatt-hour credits on your bill, which carry forward for up to 12 months. You cannot combine this with the Home Renovation Savings solar rebate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Save on Energy (IESO) — Get paid to let your smart thermostat make small adjustments to central air conditioning or heating during peak demand events.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Centre for Community Energy Transformation (CCET) — Free, unbiased guidance on planning rooftop solar and other home energy upgrades for Peel Region residents.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) — Free one-on-one home energy consultations for Peel residents, with practical upgrade incentives for some participants.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Ottawa — A 0% interest loan for home energy upgrades such as heat pumps, insulation and windows, repaid through your property tax bill.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Toronto — Grants for installing a green (planted) roof or a cool (reflective) roof, which cuts cooling energy.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Toronto — A low-interest loan for heat pumps, geothermal, rooftop solar, battery storage, insulation, windows, EV chargers and more. You repay it through your property tax bill over 5 to 20 years.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas — The former standalone Enbridge smart thermostat rebate. It is now offered through the Home Renovation Savings Program.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Enbridge Gas — The former Enbridge and Save on Energy retrofit rebate for insulation, windows, heat pumps and assessments. It was replaced by the Home Renovation Savings Program in January 2025.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Hamilton — A 0% interest pilot loan for insulation, air sealing and air-source heat pumps, repaid through the property tax bill. The pilot intake has closed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of PEI — Free insulation for homeowners with household income of $55,000 or less.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of PEI — Interest-free loan to replace or upgrade home heating in a year-round primary residence, repaid over 10 years.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10efficiencyPEI / Summerhill Connect — Free air sealing and efficiency upgrades for owners or renters with household income of $50,000 or less.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Charlottetown / SwitchPACE — Financing for home energy upgrades repaid through property taxes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Town of Stratford / SwitchPACE — Financing for home energy upgrades repaid through property taxes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of PEI — Rebate on new or used EVs ($4,000) and plug-in hybrids ($2,000). Paused since April 15, 2026.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Finance PEI — Loan covering pre-approved upgrades for homeowners approved under efficiencyPEI equipment, insulation or solar rebates.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10efficiencyPEI — Rebates on cold-climate heat pumps, geothermal, efficient heating, water heaters and biomass. Paused in the spring 2026 budget.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of PEI — Free electric water heater for income-qualified homes (≤$55,000) currently heating water with oil or propane.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10efficiencyPEI — Discounted home energy audits to find your biggest savings.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10efficiencyPEI — Grants for insulation, air sealing and ENERGY STAR windows and doors after an energy audit.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10efficiencyPEI — Rebates for new homes built well beyond code (e.g. 20% better or R-2000).
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10efficiencyPEI — Rebates for landlords of long-term rentals on mini-split heat pumps, insulation and electric water heaters.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10efficiencyPEI — Rebate of $1,000/kW (up to 40% of cost, max $10,000) for home solar. Paused while 2026–27 funding is decided; pre-approved projects can proceed.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Province of PEI — Free heat pump (and electric water heater for oil-heated homes) for homeowners with household income up to $100,000. Closed to new applicants.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Charlottetown — Free water audit and sustainability help for low-income Charlottetown residents.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gazifère — Cash incentives for Gazifère residential customers in the Gatineau area who make efficient upgrades.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Hydro-Québec — A smart-home service that pays you credits for reducing electricity use during winter peak events, using connected thermostats and devices.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Hydro-Québec — Energy-efficiency measures for low-income and community (non-profit) housing to lower energy bills.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Hydro-Québec — A subsidy for installing or replacing a ground-source (geothermal) heat pump.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Hydro-Québec — A subsidy for installing an ENERGY STAR central or mini-split heat pump through a registered contractor. Cold-climate models get the highest rate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Hydro-Québec — Subsidies for adding roof insulation with air sealing in electrically heated homes, plus rebates on induction stoves, heat pump dryers and pool pumps.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Hydro-Québec — A subsidy for a grid-connected rooftop solar system authorized by Hydro-Québec, typically about $5,000–$6,000 for a home. Battery storage is not covered by this measure.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gouvernement du Québec — Certification and financial help for buying or building a new home that meets higher energy-efficiency standards.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gouvernement du Québec — A provincial rebate on a new or used electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle registered in Quebec. 2026 is the program's final year.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gouvernement du Québec (MELCCFP) — Financial help for insulating attics, walls and foundations and for replacing windows. Since October 1, 2026, no pre-work energy evaluation is needed, and you apply within 12 months of the work.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gouvernement du Québec (MELCCFP) — New in October 2026: help buying a permanently installed home battery of 5 kWh or more, with or without solar panels, plus up to $1,000 toward the labour to connect a backup generator.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gouvernement du Québec — Free personalized energy-efficiency advice, and in some cases free electronic thermostats, for low-income households. Offered seasonally, from fall to spring.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gouvernement du Québec — A rebate for buying a connected Level 2 home charging station installed by a licensed electrician, for Quebec owners of an EV or plug-in hybrid.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Énergir — Grants for Énergir natural gas customers for efficient equipment and home energy-efficiency measures, including dual-energy heat pump systems.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Hydro-Québec / Natural Resources Canada — No-cost heat pumps, insulation and air sealing for low- and median-income Quebec households, delivered with Hydro-Québec. Around 20,000 households are expected to get a free heat pump.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Gouvernement du Québec — The former Quebec subsidy for replacing an oil or propane heating system or water heater with a renewable-energy system. It has ended.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10SaskPower — Rebate on building envelope upgrades such as insulation, windows, doors and air sealing. Heat pumps are not covered.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Saskatchewan — A provincial income tax credit for eligible home renovations, which can include solar and efficiency upgrades.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10SaskPower — Homes with solar get a bill credit for power sent to the grid. There is no provincial solar rebate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10SaskEnergy — Rebates focused on high-efficiency natural gas furnaces and water heating equipment.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Saskatoon — Rebate toward the required home energy evaluation for HELP loan participants.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10City of Saskatoon — Low-interest loans for efficiency, renewables (including solar with batteries) or water savings, repaid through your property taxes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon / NRCan (OHPA & LCEF) — Income-tested program that covers the full cost of buying and installing a heat pump for low- and middle-income homeowners. You must be pre-approved before installation.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — New since April 2026: pairs a heat pump with a non-electric backup heater to cut winter peak demand on the grid. Aimed at electrically heated homes and new builds.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebate for adding a wood stove, pellet stove or other non-electric backup heater to an electrically heated home. A separate rebate covers switching the primary heat source away from electricity.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebates for a generator transfer switch for backup power during outages, and for replacing an electric water heater with a non-electric one.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebates on ENERGY STAR appliances, with larger amounts in off-grid and diesel communities, and on drain-water heat recovery units.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon (Energy Branch) — Rebate on a cold-climate heat pump for an existing home, with a smaller flat rebate for new homes. Can't be combined with the Dependable Grid dual-fuel rebate.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebates for insulating walls, basements, attics and floors in existing homes, plus air sealing paired with an HRV.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebates for ENERGY STAR windows and for heat or energy recovery ventilators in existing homes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebate on an efficient wood-burning heating system for homes at least five years old.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Reduced-cost EnerGuide evaluation by a registered energy advisor, used to plan upgrades and qualify for retrofit rebates.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Yukon Housing Corporation — Loans and grants for repairs and upgrades, including energy-efficiency work, for households under the income limit. You can combine it with Good Energy rebates.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada — Federal funding for northern and Indigenous communities to plan and build renewable energy and efficiency projects that reduce diesel use for heat and power. It funds communities and organizations, not individual homeowners.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon / Yukon Energy — Rebate on smart thermostats and hot water tank controllers when you enrol in Yukon Energy's Peak Smart Home program, which trims your use slightly during peak times.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebate for a home solar PV, wind, micro-hydro or similar system. Grid-connected solar must join the micro-generation program, which is paused on the Yukon grid, so this mostly helps off-grid homes and a few open communities.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Financing that helps rural property owners bring power or phone and internet service to their property, repaid through property taxes.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebate on the materials for a solar hot water system.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebates for building a new home that performs well beyond the building code.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon / participating municipalities — Low-interest financing for energy retrofits, repaid through a local improvement charge on your property taxes. Applications are paused until further notice.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon / Yukon Energy / ATCO Electric Yukon — Pays you for surplus electricity your solar panels or other renewable system send to the grid. New intakes on the Yukon grid are paused with no end date while grid stability is studied.
Official program page ↗Last reviewed 2026-10Government of Yukon — Rebates on electric vehicles, home Level 2 chargers and e-bikes. The program ended on April 1, 2026, and its funding moved to the Dependable Grid Program.
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Our directory tracks 208 programs (156 currently open), reviewed in October 2026. Programs open, pause and change often — always confirm details on the official page before you buy or book work. Entries marked “Status to confirm” could not be verified against the official source during our last review.
Most rebates require pre-approval, an energy audit, or a registered contractor before work starts. Read the official rules first.
Federal, provincial, utility and municipal programs are often designed to combine. Start local, then layer outward.
Invoices, model numbers and before/after audit reports are what get your money paid out.
