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HomePowerRebate shows the heat pump, solar, battery, insulation, thermostat and other home energy rebates open in your city, in Canada and the US. Each amount links to the official program and is checked every month. We also rank top-rated local installers by Google reviews. It's free, and no one pays to be listed.
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We scored 122 cities, 0 to 100, on how much rebate money is open today: dollar value, program status and how many programs stack. Here is the top city in each of our 10 regions.
Each one has its own rebate math and its own programs. Pick your city below for the exact figures.
Replaces your furnace, adds cooling.
Generate your own power year-round.
Store solar power, use it at night.
Stop losing heat through walls and attics.
Heat pump water heaters cut standby losses.
Double- and triple-pane upgrades.
Level 2 home charging installs.
Often free through utility programs.
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Every province, state, and utility territory has its own rebate stack. Pick yours to see real numbers, not averages.
Cash rebates by cheque — up to $13K on an income-qualified heat pump.
Up to $12,000 for a heat pump — sized by fuel type, no income test.
Fragmented by utility — we show you what's actually real.
Heat pump program still live in 2026, scaled back from 2025.
Federal HEAR + state Clean Heat + utility rebates stack to $14K–$28K+. Four utilities (Con Edison, National Grid, PSEG, Central Hudson), four different rates.
Mass Save pays the installer directly — no cheque to you. 41 towns are excluded.
Utility Act 129 rebates vary by territory — PECO, Duquesne, PPL & FirstEnergy.
Xcel Energy plus municipal utilities like Fort Collins & Colorado Springs.
Efficiency Vermont — some of the most generous heat pump rebates in the US.
You don't have to qualify for everything, but you probably qualify for more than you think. Exact numbers depend on your region and household income — pick your region above for precise figures. Heat pump alone? Rebates range from about $1,500 to $13,000, and the biggest amounts go to income-qualified households. Add solar or insulation? You can stack them.
Up to $13K
Replaces your furnace or baseboards, adds cooling. Top amounts are income-qualified.
$5K
Generate your own power year-round.
$1.5K–$5K
Store solar power. Use it at night.
Up to $5.5K
Stop losing heat. Lower your bills.
$1K–$3K
Heat pump water heaters are efficient.
Free–$200
Thermostats, EV chargers, more.
Income-qualified households get even more: If you earn under $110K, add another $2K–$5K on top. If you're under $55K, the government sometimes covers 100% of the cost.
Most regions have at least one program like this — free devices or upgrades that don't need a big renovation or an income test to claim. Pick your region to see what's actually live where you are: See your region's quick wins →
Available in several regions
If you heat with electric baseboards, some utilities will mail you free smart thermostats plus an ongoing seasonal reward for letting them manage peak demand.
Income-qualified
LED bulbs, weather stripping, high-efficiency showerheads, tap aerators, and more. Free shipping in the regions that offer it.
Low-income households only
Several regions cover a full heat pump, insulation, and weatherization install at no cost for qualifying low-income homes and renters.
We don't publish testimonials we can't back up. Homeowners across every region we cover submit their actual rebate totals and monthly savings through our Share Your Cost tool, so the numbers you see are real, not made up for the page.
Share your own numbers →No sales pitch. Real numbers, common mistakes, and what to check before you commit.
What changed
Every item is checked against the program's own page. Last checked 2026-09-29.
HARP helps lower-income households with winter heating bills. It paid $400 last winter and has opened on October 1 in past years. Confirm the 2026-27 date and amount with the Province.
The extra bonus of up to $1,000 on BC Hydro heat pump rebates only covers installs completed by October 31, 2026.
Calgary's CEIP financing (up to $50,000 repaid on your property tax) is closed to new applications until winter 2026/2027.
Lethbridge's CEIP is at capacity and closed to new pre-qualification. St. Albert is taking waitlist applications only.
The federal grant of up to $10,000 to switch from oil to a heat pump closed to Albertans on July 31, 2026.
New rules for invoices from July 6, 2026: heat pump rebates for switching from gas, oil or propane are now $13,000, $7,000 or $3,500 by income level, plus a $3,000 northern top-up for levels 1 and 2.
Closed to new applicants on July 2, 2026 after funding ran out. A standby list is reviewed only if money frees up.
The largest amount one open program pays in each region. Most homes get less, and some programs are income-qualified. The calculator shows yours.
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