Program tracker
What's actually live right now
Rebate programs open, shrink, and close with little warning — the Greener Homes Loan died
with two weeks' notice. Every entry below is verified against its official page and stamped
with the date. Last full review: August 23, 2026.
Get $600 back on your energy assessments — then up to $7,700 for insulation
- $600 rebate — Home energy assessments (initial + follow-up)
- up to $7,700 — Insulation (attic, wall, basement)
- $100 per opening — Windows & doors
- up to $250 — Air sealing
- $500 — Heat pump water heater
Audit required Verified 2026-08-23
Heat pump and single-upgrade rebates without an assessment
- up to $12,000 (varies by current heating type) — Cold-climate heat pump
- up to $10,000 — Rooftop solar + battery storage
- up to $1,250 — Attic insulation
- $75–$100 — Smart thermostat
No audit required Verified 2026-08-23
Low-interest City loans up to $125,000 for home energy retrofits
- up to $125,000 — Loan amount
- 3.34% (5 yr) – 4.75% (20 yr) — Fixed rates (posted to Sept 30, 2026)
- 2% — Administrative charge
Audit required Verified 2026-08-23
25% back on your CMHC mortgage insurance premium after energy renovations
- 25% of your CMHC premium — Premium refund
- $20,000 in eligible upgrades — Minimum qualifying renovation
No audit required Verified 2026-08-23
We list closed programs on purpose: if a website or salesperson promises you one of these,
their information is stale — a useful trust test.
Closed — stopped accepting new applications in February 2024
Audit required Verified 2026-08-23
Closed — new applications ended October 1, 2025 (funding fully committed)
Audit required Verified 2026-08-23
Closed to new applications July 31, 2026
No audit required Verified 2026-08-23
Ended — replaced by Home Renovation Savings in January 2025
Audit required Verified 2026-08-23
Outside Ontario?
Manitoba pays a $400 evaluation rebate, New Brunswick's evaluations are free, PEI's cost
$99, Nova Scotia runs assessment-based rebates, Quebec's Rénoclimat charges a fixed $150
(with government-assigned advisors), and BC's programs were cut in 2025–26. The
planner gives a province-specific readout from your postal code —
full provincial pages are on the roadmap.