- Best for
- Income-qualified Ontario households, with current heat-pump routes focused on electric- and oil-heated homes.
- Energy assessment
- Yes. The program assesses the home and decides which upgrades it can provide.
- Before you start
- Apply through Save on Energy before shopping for a heat pump.
How it works.
This is not a normal rebate. Qualifying households receive an in-home assessment, and the program decides which upgrades it can provide.
Start with Save on Energy before buying a heat pump on your own.
Who should check it?
The current heat-pump offering includes qualifying electrically heated homes and an oil-heating route with additional rules. Electrically heated homeowners and renters may be able to apply.
Current household income guide.
The table below is one way to qualify. Other qualifying routes may also apply.
The figures below are the program’s current previous-year household-income limits for one qualifying route. Other ways to qualify may also apply.
Save on Energy reviews household eligibility. You do not provide income information to this website.
The program arranges the approved equipment.
If approved, the delivery agent determines the work and the heat-pump setup for the home. Do not buy a retail system first expecting the program to reimburse it.
How to get started.
Use the official Save on Energy application route.
Go to Save on Energy’s heat-pump route
REAL INSTALLATIONS
Real heat-pump installations.
A few examples from Ottawa-area projects. Photos are shown for installation context, not as proof that a specific system qualifies for a rebate.
