Find every heat pump rebate you qualify for
The new federal National Heat Pump Rebate pays up to $10,000 (below median income) or $2,000, and it stacks with provincial programs. See your combined total in 30 seconds.
Find your rebate → My furnace just diedOne system: heating in winter, AC in summer
❄️ → 🏠 Winter
The heat pump pulls heat from outdoor air (even cold air still holds heat) and moves it inside.
🏠 → ☀️ Summer
A reversing valve flips the flow. It removes heat from your home and dehumidifies, just like central air.
✅ One install
Replace an old furnace and AC together, and only the heat pump qualifies for rebates.
Rebates by province & territory
British ColumbiaBC
AlbertaAB
SaskatchewanSK
ManitobaMB
OntarioON
QuebecQC
New BrunswickNB
Nova ScotiaNS
Prince Edward IslandPE
Newfoundland and LabradorNL
YukonYT
Northwest TerritoriesNT
NunavutNU
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FAQ
What is the National Heat Pump Rebate?
A federal program announced October 8, 2026 offering up to $10,000 to households below their province's median income and $2,000 to other eligible homeowners who install an eligible electric cold-climate air-source heat pump.
When does it open?
No official opening date has been published. CBC reported the program begins early next year (2027).
Can I combine it with provincial rebates?
The Prime Minister's announcement says both federal rebate levels can be combined with existing provincial programs. Provincial programs may set their own rules.
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