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Eligibility, equipment lists and application steps are set by the program, not by us. Confirm before you buy.

Ground-source projects have their own requirements. Confirm eligibility before committing.

Amounts and conditions for solar and storage are set by the program. Confirm before you buy.

The assessment path requires an assessment plus qualifying upgrades. Check the order of steps first.

This figure is tied to the assessment route. A single insulation upgrade may be treated differently.

Paid per rough opening, so the total depends on how many openings qualify.

Usually done alongside insulation. Confirm how it combines with your other upgrades.

These units need space and drainage. An installer should confirm your home suits one.

Amount depends on whether you follow the single-upgrade or assessment path.

This is electricity-bill assistance, not a home-renovation rebate. Credits run for a set period before you reapply, and the exact amount depends on your household.

This is emergency bill assistance, not a renovation rebate. You cannot receive more than you owe. Applications go through a local agency.

This is financing, not a rebate. It is money you repay. Eligible improvements listed by the City include heat pumps, insulation, windows and doors, air sealing, geothermal, rooftop solar, water heating, EV charging and battery storage.

The unit must be ENERGY STAR certified with at least 12,000 BTU/h of cooling capacity. Heat pumps installed after 26 November 2025 must be ENERGY STAR certified. The application must reach Hydro-Québec no later than nine months after the measure is installed.

Geothermal work is specialised and the amount depends on installed capacity. Confirm the measure and your capacity with Hydro-Québec before committing.

The roof insulation must reach a minimum of RSI 8.8, and the caulking work forms part of the same measure.

Applies to installations completed after 30 June 2025, and you must have the final Hydro-Québec connection authorisation. The residential LogisVert offer does not publish a home battery storage grant.

The grant is deducted directly from the installer invoice, so the installer has to be set up for the measure before the work starts.

You cannot apply directly. Taking part in Éconologis first is a prerequisite, and the Éconologis advisor passes your information to Hydro-Québec. Registration for the 2026–2027 season has closed.

A pre-retrofit energy evaluation must happen BEFORE any work starts, and a post-retrofit evaluation after. Work started before the first evaluation is not eligible. Most surfaces require at least 20% of the area to be insulated. Semi-detached and corner row houses receive 75% of the wall amount, other row houses 50%.

The amount is driven by the measured improvement, so it is not known until the post-retrofit evaluation is done.

Only ENERGY STAR certified models count, and the pre-retrofit evaluation has to come first.

The unit must be a heat recovery system listed in Section 3 of the Home Ventilating Institute certified product directory. Note that Rénoclimat no longer gives assistance for installing or replacing a heating system itself.

Seasonal, running 1 October to 31 March. Registration for the 2026–2027 season has closed and the published visit capacity has been reached. You are not eligible if you took part in the last five years, or the last three if you have moved.

Your home must already be heated with natural gas. You apply through your gas distributor, Énergir or Enbridge Gaz Québec, not through the government. A dual-energy system uses electricity roughly 70% of the time and switches to gas at about −12 °C and below.

The station must cost more than $600 before taxes and be installed by an electrician. The program runs until its budget is used up or the government ends it, so it is not guaranteed to be open when you are ready.

A building value cap applies: the building must be at or below $3,860 per square metre to reach the work in Blocks 1 and 3. Co-operatives and non-profits get 1.5 times the maximum.

You must have received Rénoclimat assistance first, the work must be recommended in the pre-retrofit evaluation report, and you need a Longueuil construction permit before the work begins. The City states there is currently no waiting list.

Treat this as a lead to follow, not a confirmed amount. Check the City of Laval page or call the City before you count on it.

This is financing, not a rebate. The loan is tied to the property rather than to you personally. Alberta does not currently run a province-wide home efficiency rebate, so what is available depends heavily on where you live.

Different rebates apply depending on what you heat with now, so check which stream your home falls into before you buy.

The maximum depends on your fuel and your location in the province. Time-limited bonus funding has applied at points during 2026, so check current deadlines.

Income thresholds decide both eligibility and the amount. This is the program to check first if money is tight.

Eligibility is income-tested and the income limits change. Check the current thresholds before assuming you do or do not qualify.

The assessment comes first. What you can claim afterwards depends on what the assessment recommends.

This is a top-up, so it works alongside the assessment rebates rather than instead of them.

This is help with heating bills, not a renovation rebate. It runs on a seasonal application window.

The evaluation comes first and sets what you can claim. NB Power publishes a window of nine months from the evaluation date to complete the work.

Where more than one qualifying individual lives in the dwelling, the total eligible expenses for that dwelling are still capped at $20,000. For 2026 and later tax years, an expense claimed under the Medical Expense Tax Credit cannot also be claimed under the HATC.

This does not apply to ordinary air conditioning purchases.

A normal furnace replacement does not qualify. The medical circumstances and the type of furnace both matter.

Buying an air purifier for general comfort or dust does not qualify.

General water-quality or taste improvements do not qualify.