Who qualifies for a heat pump rebate
How much you get back depends mostly on how your home is heated today. Find your fuel type below — and if you’re not sure, check anyway.
Natural gas
$1,000–$2,000
Most keep the furnace as backup and still qualify.
Electric
$3,000–$7,500
Big savings story — resistance heat to a heat pump.
Oil
up to ~$22,000
Provincial rebate + federal oil-conversion funding stacked.
Propane
$3,000–$7,500
Same top tier as electric and oil.
Wood
$3,000–$7,500
Same top tier as electric and oil.
Geothermal
up to $12,000
Ground-source systems; higher install, higher rebate.
Eligibility checklist
- You own your home.
- The home is in Ontario, on the electricity grid or an Enbridge gas customer (Cornwall Electric excluded).
- The equipment is on the NRCan approved list.
- The application is submitted by an HRS-registered contractor.
Even if you’re not sure about your fuel type or eligibility, check anyway — it takes 60 seconds and a specialist will confirm the details.
Amounts are estimates and depend on your home and eligibility — confirm current figures on the official program site. Last verified: June 2026.