DATASET v1 · 12 PROGRAMS
LAST AUDIT

Canada · Home energy retrofits

Every number here has a date on it.

Most rebate pages you'll find are written by the contractor who wants to sell you the install, and they don't say when they were last checked. Several still list the Greener Homes Grant as open. It closed to new applications in January 2026. Answer four questions and see your stack, with the source and check-date on every line.

Province
How your home is heated now

This is the single biggest lever. Ontario pays non-gas homes more than double what it pays gas homes for the same heat pump.

Household income
What are you planning? (pick all that apply)

Minimum 3 openings. Paid per rough opening, not per pane.

Heat pump size
3.0 tons

Ontario pays by the ton, so size changes the answer. Most detached homes land between 2 and 4.

Get quotes to claim this rebate

These programs pay out only through a registered contractor, and most require written pre-approval before any work starts, so the quote has to come first.

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Step 2 of 2 · How installers reach you

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We've logged your details along with your estimated rebate. Installers typically reach out within one business day. Nothing is committed and no rebate application has been started on your behalf.

How this dataset is maintained

Rebate programs change by budget cycle, and the pages that rank for them mostly don't. These are the rules this dataset is built on.

  • Rule 01 — Date everythingNo figure appears without the date it was last checked against the administering body's own page.
  • Rule 02 — Cite the primary sourceLinks point at the government or utility that runs the program, never at another blog summarizing it.
  • Rule 03 — Publish the conflictsWhere official and secondary sources disagree, both readings are shown and flagged. Closed programs stay visible, marked closed, because burying them is how the myths spread.
  • Rule 04 — No install upsellThis page doesn't sell heat pumps, so the answer to "do I qualify" is allowed to be no.

Province-by-province breakdowns

Every program on record for each province, with the same check-dates and source links.

OntarioBritish ColumbiaAlbertaQuebecNova ScotiaNew BrunswickP.E.I.N.L.ManitobaSaskatchewan