Answer: Yes, if BC Hydro is your electric utility and you're replacing electric heat: up to $4,000 for a whole-home heat pump or $1,500 for a partial one, plus a bonus of up to $1,000 for installs done Aug 1 to Oct 31, 2026. Income-qualified CleanBC rebates can be higher. Parts of Kelowna are served by FortisBC or the City of Kelowna instead, so check your bill first.
The Details
Kelowna winters are colder than the coast, so ask for a cold-climate model and a heat-loss calculation. Kelowna is also split between utilities: some addresses get power from FortisBC or the City of Kelowna, not BC Hydro, and those customers don't use BC Hydro's rebate. Check the name on your power bill first, then see Kelowna heat pump rebates. Source, checked September 26, 2026: BC Hydro heat pump rebates.
The exact rebate amount depends on your home's specifics—system size, efficiency ratings, your utility, and income eligibility in some programs.
Next Steps
To claim your rebate:
- Check the full eligibility rules on the program's official website
- Compare top-rated local installers in Kelowna
- Confirm your contractor is certified for the program
- Apply before deadlines close (programs change yearly)