Up to$10,000
In rebates on qualifying upgrades
Government and utility programs offer rebates on qualifying upgrades. Eligibility, equipment requirements and amounts vary by program and by home.
Programs & savings
From the rebate paperwork to the installation, we walk you through the options available to you.
Up to$10,000
Government and utility programs offer rebates on qualifying upgrades. Eligibility, equipment requirements and amounts vary by program and by home.
Spread the cost of your upgrades over time. Financing is available to qualifying customers, subject to lender approval and applicable terms.
Your consultant will include the rebates and financing that apply to your home in your custom package.
Our rebate promise
Rebates of up to $10,000 are the maximum available to qualifying homeowners for eligible upgrades. Not every home or upgrade qualifies, and amounts depend on the upgrades chosen and the program. Programs, eligibility requirements and incentive amounts are set by each program's administrator and may change. Final eligibility is decided by the program administrator. Canadian Energy Standard is an independent, privately owned company. Any mention of third-party programs is for information only and does not imply endorsement by, or affiliation with, those programs.
Rebates by upgrade
The current amounts for each upgrade, as listed by the program in September 2026. Some upgrades need a home energy assessment first; others can be claimed on their own.
| Upgrade | Rebate | Assessment needed? | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cold-climate air-source heat pump | Up to $7,500Up to $2,000 if heated with Enbridge gas | No | $1,250 per ton ($500 per ton in gas-heated homes). Must be on Natural Resources Canada's list; pre-approval and a participating contractor required |
| Ground-source heat pump | Up to $12,000Up to $3,000 if heated with Enbridge gas | No | $2,000 per ton in homes not heated with gas; pre-approval required |
| Solar panels & battery storage | Up to $10,000$5,000 solar + $5,000 battery | No | Up to $5,000 for solar panels, plus up to $5,000 for battery storage bundled with solar |
| Attic insulation, on its own | Up to $1,250 | No | Amount depends on your current insulation level |
| Smart thermostat | $125 | No | Eligible models only |
| Appliances | Up to $200 | No | |
| Insulation: attic, walls, foundation, exposed floors | Up to $7,700 | Yes | |
| Windows & doors | $100 per rough opening | Yes | ENERGY STAR certified; windows need at least three openings |
| Heat pump water heater | $500 | Yes | ENERGY STAR certified |
| Air sealing | Up to $250 | Yes | |
| Home energy assessment | $600 back | — | For completing the program's assessment steps |
Overall caps. For upgrades that start with a home energy assessment, homes heated mainly with Enbridge natural gas can receive up to $5,000 in total, and homes heated mainly with electricity, oil, propane or wood up to $10,000.
Not covered. Gas furnaces, central air conditioners, tankless gas water heaters, roofing and EV chargers are not listed upgrades in this program.
Deadlines. The program's current steps close in late 2026. Confirm the dates on the official pages before planning around a rebate: Save on Energy · Enbridge Gas.
A senior energy management consultant reviews your home's energy use by phone and lists the rebates that apply in your written package. Free, with no obligation.
Offer details
No fine print tricks. Here is exactly what each offer covers.
A consultation with a senior energy management consultant, by phone, at no cost and with no obligation to buy anything.
$10,000 is the maximum available on qualifying upgrades. Most homes qualify for less, and some upgrades qualify for nothing.
On most products, installation can be scheduled for the next day at no extra installation charge.
Take the next step toward a more comfortable, more efficient home. The consultation is free, and there's no obligation.