Alberta Energy Rebates 2026: What's Actually Available (ENMAX, EPCOR, CEIP)

Short answer: Alberta has few home energy rebates in 2026. We found no current ENMAX, ATCO, EPCOR or FortisAlberta heat pump or solar rebate on any official site. What exists: Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) financing repaid on your property tax (Calgary's intake reopens winter 2026/27), a $50 smart thermostat rebate in Red Deer, EPCOR's Peak Rewards pilot, and free upgrades for income-qualified Calgarians.

Alberta energy rebates: amounts in 2026

Upgrade	Amount	Rules
ENMAX / ATCO / EPCOR / FortisAlberta heat pump or solar rebate	None found	Amounts you see online come from installer blogs, not the utilities.
Calgary CEIP (financing)	Up to $50,000, up to 20 years	Repaid on your property tax bill. Intake closed until winter 2026/2027. Source
CEIP in other towns	Varies	Edmonton, Lethbridge, St. Albert and others. Not Red Deer or Fort McMurray. Source
Red Deer smart thermostat	$50	ENERGY STAR certified; one per utility account. Source
EPCOR Peak Rewards (pilot)	$50 card, then $25 a season	Thermostat you already own, central AC, select Edmonton neighbourhoods. Source
Calgary Home Upgrades Program	Free upgrades	Income-qualified; furnace, insulation, air sealing. Waitlist. Source
Oil to Heat Pump Affordability (federal)	Closed in Alberta	Last day to apply was July 31, 2026. Source

Amounts last checked September 29, 2026 against each program's official page (linked in each row).

How to apply

Check whether your town offers CEIP and when intake opens.
If a quote mentions a 'utility rebate', ask the installer for the official program link before you count on it.
In Red Deer, keep your thermostat receipt and apply in the same calendar year.

Recent changes

2026-09: Calgary Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP). Calgary's CEIP financing (up to $50,000 repaid on your property tax) is closed to new applications until winter 2026/2027. Source
2026-09: Lethbridge and St. Albert CEIP. Lethbridge's CEIP is at capacity and closed to new pre-qualification. St. Albert is taking waitlist applications only. Source
2026-07-31: Federal Oil to Heat Pump Affordability (Alberta). The federal grant of up to $10,000 to switch from oil to a heat pump closed to Albertans on July 31, 2026. Source

See every rebate change.

Find your city and an installer

See the exact rebates for your city on the AB rebates page, then compare top-rated installers by city, ranked by Google reviews. No one pays to be listed.

Common questions

Does ENMAX have a heat pump rebate?

Not that we could find. As of our last check, no official ENMAX, ATCO, EPCOR or FortisAlberta page offers a heat pump or solar rebate. Ask for the program link if a quote lists one.

Is there a smart thermostat rebate in Alberta?

Only locally: Red Deer pays $50, and EPCOR's Peak Rewards pilot pays $50 plus $25 a season in select Edmonton neighbourhoods.

Can I still get the Oil to Heat Pump grant in Alberta?

No. The last day for Alberta residents to apply was July 31, 2026.

Other program guides: BC Hydro rebates · CleanBC rebates · Home Renovation Savings · NYS Clean Heat · Mass Save · Efficiency Nova Scotia rebates · BC Hydro Peak Saver · Federal tax credits · PECO rebates · PPL Electric rebates · Xcel Energy Colorado rebates

Something out of date? Email [email protected] and we'll check it within a week.

Alberta Energy Rebates 2026: What's Really Available