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$20 for every percentage-point your home improves — $750 minimum, $2,000 maximum — or $300 for any two upgrades

• $20 — Per percentage-point of measured EnerGuide improvement
• $750 — Minimum bonus (eligibility met)
• $2,000 — Maximum bonus
• 3 bonus-eligible upgrades — Requirement
• 18 months — Time to finish the upgrades and the post-upgrade evaluation
• 6 months — Apply within, after the post-upgrade evaluation
• $300 — Two Upgrade Bonus (no evaluation; can't be combined with the above)

Audit required Verified 2026-10-19

Income-tiered CleanBC rebates paid through registered contractors: up to $13,000 toward a heat pump and up to $3,500 for a heat pump water heater — rebates, not free installs

• up to $13,000 / $7,000 / $3,500 — Central or 3-head heat pump replacing oil, gas or propane (Level 1 / 2 / 3)
• up to $5,000 — Heat pump replacing electric or wood heat (Level 1)
• up to $3,500 — Heat pump water heater
• up to $5,000 — Condo or apartment unit with electric heat: heat pump
• up to $5,000 / $1,600 / $800 — Add-ons tied to the upgrade: electrical service, ventilation, health and safety
• No longer offered — Insulation (invoices dated from July 6, 2026)

No audit required Verified 2026-10-19

Property-tax financing in 27 Alberta municipalities, with an EnerGuide evaluation required; Calgary is closed until winter 2026/27 and Edmonton is waitlisting

• up to 100% of costs — Financing for efficiency and renewable upgrades, repaid on your property tax bill
• up to 20 years — Repayment term for some upgrades
• Closed — Calgary: up to $50,000 at an estimated 6.00%–6.10% fixed (closed until winter 2026/27)
• Waitlist — Edmonton: 6.00% fixed; pre-qualifications go on a waitlist
• At capacity — Lethbridge (2.83%) and Strathcona County (2%): at capacity, closed to pre-qualification
• $1,350 — Lethbridge rebate on a completed CEIP project (limited time)
• None found — Provincial home energy rebate

Audit required Verified 2026-10-08

$400 back on your EnerGuide evaluation, $100 per triple-pane window or door, up to $2,000 for a cold-climate heat pump, and insulation rebates by R-value

• $400 — Pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation
• $100 each — ENERGY STAR triple-pane window or door ($300 income-qualified)
• $2,000 — Cold-climate air-source heat pump, centrally ducted
• $1,500 — Cold-climate air-source heat pump, ductless
• $0 upfront — Ground-source heat pump: then $75 a month interest-free for 15 years ($13,500) on your Manitoba Hydro bill
• $0.03–$0.15 — Insulation, × R-value added × sq ft (capped at material cost)
• up to $1,000 — Air sealing bonus with an insulation project (pre- and post-evaluation)
• $50 — ENERGY STAR smart thermostat

Audit required Verified 2026-10-08

Heat pumps up to $7,500 ($12,000 ground-source), solar with battery up to $10,000, plus attic, thermostat and appliance rebates — no assessment needed

• up to $7,500 — Cold-climate air-source heat pump ($1,250/ton; electric, oil, propane or wood heat)
• up to $12,000 — Ground-source heat pump ($2,000/ton; electric, oil, propane or wood heat)
• up to $2,000 — Air-source heat pump in an Enbridge gas-heated home ($3,000 for ground-source)
• up to $2,000 — Rented heat pump, any heating fuel ($500/ton air-source; $3,000 flat ground-source)
• up to $5,000 — Rooftop solar ($1,000/kW, at most 50% of cost)
• up to $5,000 — Battery storage with new solar ($300/kWh, at most 50% of cost)
• up to $1,250 — Attic insulation to R-50, from R-12 or less (50% of after-tax cost; participating contractors)
• up to $1,000 — Attic insulation to R-50, from above R-12 to R-25
• up to $800 — Attic insulation to R-50, from above R-25 to R-35
• $650–$750 — Cathedral ceiling or flat roof (to R-20 or R-28)
• $125 — Smart thermostat (one per household)
• $25–$200 each — ENERGY STAR Most Efficient appliances replacing electric ones

No audit required Verified 2026-10-08

City loans up to $125,000 (or 10% of your home's assessed value) for energy retrofits, repaid on your property tax bill

• up to $125,000 — Loan amount — or 10% of assessed value if less, including interest and fees
• Reset quarterly — Fixed interest rates
• 3.34%–4.75% — Last posted table (valid until Sept 30, 2026): 5, 10, 15 and 20 years
• 2% — Administrative charge
• up to 30% — Advance once your agreement is signed

Audit required Verified 2026-10-08

Up to $10,000 per home ($5,000 if heated with Enbridge gas), including $600 back on your two assessments, for insulation, windows, air sealing and more — if the follow-up assessment is done by December 31, 2026

• up to $600 — Home energy assessments (paid after 2+ upgrades)
• up to $7,700 — Insulation: attic $1,500 · walls $3,600 · foundation $2,300 · exposed floor $300
• $100 per opening — Windows & doors (at least 3 windows, or 1 door or skylight)
• $200–$250 — Air sealing (meet or beat the target)
• $500 — Heat pump water heater
• $500 — Bonus for 3 or more upgrades
• $5,000 — Maximum per home if gas-heated (includes the $600)
• $10,000 — Maximum per home if heated by electricity, oil, propane or wood (includes the $600)

Audit required Verified 2026-10-08

Since October 1, 2026: up to $21,500 per house for roof, wall and foundation insulation and ENERGY STAR Most Efficient windows, no evaluation required, plus a new flood-protection component

• up to $2,000 — Roof insulation at $1.75/sq ft (attic to R-60, cathedral or flat roof to R-40)
• up to $7,000 — Exterior wall insulation at $3.50/sq ft (adding at least R-9)
• up to $2,500 — Foundation and floor insulation (basement walls $2.50/sq ft; crawlspace walls and floors $3.50/sq ft)
• up to $4,500 — Windows and patio doors, ENERGY STAR Most Efficient only ($300 each)
• up to $500 — Optional EnerGuide evaluation
• $1,000 / $4,000 — Backup-power connection / stationary battery (not for secondary homes)
• $21,500 — Maximum per house ($31,000 for a duplex, triplex or multi-unit building)
• $700–$1,000 each — Flood protection (new Adaptation component): pump with battery, backwater valve or removable barrier

No audit required Verified 2026-10-08

Hydro-Québec grants for heat pumps (thermopompes) of $50–$120 per 1,000 BTU/h, up to $6,700, plus $1,500 for roof insulation with caulking, appliances and solar — no audit needed

• $50 — ENERGY STAR heat pump (thermopompe), per 1,000 BTU/h at −8°C
• $120 — Cold-climate heat pump, per 1,000 BTU/h at −8°C (Hydro-Québec: up to $6,700)
• +$100 per 1,000 BTU/h — Bonus in eligible multi-unit buildings, installs from June 15, 2026 (total $220 per 1,000 BTU/h)
• $1,500 — Roof insulation to R-50 plus caulking, houses heated mainly by electricity
• $250–$750 — Geothermal: new system $750 (max $54,000 per house; limited to 72,000 BTU/h since August 25, 2025) or replacement $250 (max $18,000), per 1,000 BTU/h
• $15,000 — Electric thermal storage, deducted by the installer ($22,000 with a central heat pump)
• $250 each — Induction range or heat-pump dryer
• $1,000 per kW — Solar panels (at most 40% of cost)
• +5% — Several measures in one application

No audit required Verified 2026-10-19

Evaluation-first: $99 + HST covers both home energy evaluations, then published incentives such as $1,500 for a ducted heat pump, $0.40–$0.85 per sq ft for attic insulation and $250–$550 for air sealing

• $99 + HST — Home Energy Evaluation, initial and final
• $0.40–$0.85/sq ft — Attic insulation, by R-value added (R-15 to R-60)
• $1.125–$2.25 / $1.00–$2.00 — Exterior walls (R-7.5 to R-30) / basement walls (R-10 to R-30), per sq ft
• $250–$550 — Air sealing, for a 10% to 25% drop in air leakage
• $1,500 / $2,000 / $400 — Central ducted heat pump / geothermal / mini-split (multizone: $350 per head)
• $1,000 — Heat pump added to a furnace (ENERGY STAR or on NB Power's qualifying list)
• $550 / $400 — Heat pump water heater / drain-water heat recovery
• $50 each — ENERGY STAR windows, doors and skylights
• 9 months from evaluation — Time to finish the upgrades

Audit required Verified 2026-10-19

A $199 home energy assessment (free under the income threshold) unlocks rebates up to $5,000, up to $10,000 with the Moderate Income Rebate, and HomeWarming's free upgrades for income-qualified homeowners

• $199 — Home Energy Assessment fee (waived under the income threshold)
• up to $5,000 — Home Energy Assessment rebates
• up to $5,000 more — Moderate Income Rebate top-up (homes not heated mainly by electricity)
• $300–$600 per ton — Heat pumps: ductless $300/ton, centrally ducted $500/ton, closed-loop geothermal $600/ton
• $500–$1,500 per ton — Moderate Income Rebate heat pump top-up: ductless $500/ton, centrally ducted $1,500/ton
• Free upgrades — HomeWarming (income-qualified homeowners)
• Closed July 2, 2026 — Federal Oil to Heat Pump Affordability in NS

Audit required Verified 2026-10-19

A $99 + HST home energy assessment unlocks insulation, window, door and air-sealing rebates; heat pump rebates ended April 15, 2026

• $99 + HST — Home energy assessment (five approved providers)
• $125 per opening — ENERGY STAR windows, doors and skylights, up to $1,000 per property
• $150–$575 — Air sealing, for a 10%, 20% or 30% improvement
• By R-value — Insulation (attic, walls, floors, below grade), paid by R-value added — rates on the official page
• Higher rates — Households with income under $35,000 (e.g. windows $245 per opening, up to $2,000)
• Free — Free home insulation, household income under $55,000
• Ended April 15, 2026 — Heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, HRVs and solar

Audit required Verified 2026-10-08

Oil to Electric incentives up to $9,000 for a central heat pump ($22,000 if income-qualified), insulation rebates up to $3,000, and a new no-cost program for income-eligible homes from October 5, 2026

• up to $9,000 — Oil to Electric: central heat pump replacing oil or propane (income-qualified: up to $22,000)
• up to $6,500 — Oil to Electric: multi-split or several mini-splits (income-qualified: up to $18,000)
• up to $5,000 — Oil to Electric: electric furnace or boiler (income-qualified: up to $10,000)
• up to $3,000 — Attic and basement insulation in electrically heated homes: 75% up to $1,000 each, plus up to $500 labour each
• $200–$750 — Air sealing, measured with a blower door
• $225 — Heat recovery ventilator
• up to 100% — TakeCharge Greener Homes (income-eligible; projects completed after October 5, 2026)

No audit required Verified 2026-10-19

Yukon pays up to $10,500 toward a heat pump (up to $24,000 if income-qualified) and up to $12,000 for wall insulation; the NWT's Arctic Energy Alliance subsidizes EnerGuide evaluations and insulation; Nunavut support runs through the Housing Corporation

• up to $10,500 — Yukon: heat pump in an existing home, 50% of costs
• up to $1,500 — Yukon: heat pump in a new home
• up to $24,000 — Yukon: Affordable Heat Pump Program (income-qualified), 100% of costs
• $2,500 / $12,000 / $5,000 — Yukon: attic insulation / above-ground walls / air sealing
• $120 each — Yukon: ENERGY STAR windows, up to $1,800 per existing home
• $200 + GST — NWT: subsidized EnerGuide evaluation (single-family house)
• up to $8,000 / $2,500 / $1,500 — NWT: insulation — exterior walls / basement / ceiling
• up to $2,000 — NWT: wood or pellet stove, 50% of the price
• Support — Nunavut: Housing Corporation homeownership programs (advice on repairs, renovations, financing and energy conservation)

No audit required Verified 2026-10-19