Up to $10,000 in rebates for solar + battery, plus heat pump incentives. Find your city below and get matched with one trusted local installer.
Click any city to see your estimated savings, installer, and how to claim the BC Hydro rebate.
Solar panel rebate ($1,000/kW, capped at 50% of cost)
Battery storage rebate (requires Peak Saver enrollment)
Peak Saver rewards over 10 years (enrollment + seasonal incentive)
Heat pump rebate (whole-home, 80%+ coverage)
Yes. You don't pay HomePowerRebate anything. We earn a small referral fee from the installer only when you book a job.
By design, HomePowerRebate matches you with one approved installer per city. We don't auction you out to five companies. One trusted relationship, no bidding wars.
We're expanding through 2026. Join the waitlist on the homepage and we'll email you when we come to your area.
No. Power Smart 2.0 is only for BC Hydro customers. FortisBC has its own rebate programs. Check with your utility directly.
It's not the cheapest battery, but BC Hydro-approved systems (like Eguana) qualify for the full $5,000 rebate. An unapproved battery like Tesla Powerwall means zero rebate — a $5,000+ mistake. Approved alternatives also exist (Enphase, LG, SolarEdge, Panasonic, Generac).
Typically 4 to 8 weeks from signing the contract, including BC Hydro pre-approval, equipment delivery, installation (1–3 days), and final inspection. Rebate cheques arrive 30–45 business days after the system is connected.
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