Green Rebates and Loans by Region

How to use this page

Rebate and loan programs open, fill and close on their own schedules. Agencies last; program names change. Each link below goes to the official portal for a region, where current programs, amounts and terms live. Verify there before you plan a project around the money.

Federal

The federal source of truth is Natural Resources Canada's Greener Homes Initiative. The 2021 to 2026 wave of programs (Greener Homes Grant, Greener Homes Loan, Oil to Heat Pump Affordability) has closed to new applicants; approved applications keep processing. The current federal offering is income-targeted and delivered through provincial partners, listed at the same link.

By province and territory

• British Columbia: CleanBC Better Homes
• Alberta: Clean Energy Improvement Program (municipal financing; check your municipality)
• Saskatchewan: SaskEnergy rebates and SaskPower efficiency programs
• Manitoba: Efficiency Manitoba
• Ontario: Home Renovation Savings
• Quebec: Government of Quebec renovation programs and Hydro-Québec
• New Brunswick: SaveEnergyNB
• Nova Scotia: Efficiency Nova Scotia
• Prince Edward Island: efficiencyPEI
• Newfoundland and Labrador: takeCHARGE
• Yukon: Government of Yukon energy programs
• Northwest Territories: Arctic Energy Alliance
• Nunavut: Nunavut Housing Corporation

How programs usually work

• Most require pre-approval before work starts; many require an EnerGuide home evaluation first.
• Claims are paper-driven. Keep every receipt and product spec sheet.
• Insulation funding is usually tied to documented R-value improvement.

Where our materials fit

Envelope upgrades are the category our products touch most: insulation, air-tightness and heating efficiency. Whether an insulating plaster system qualifies is each program's call. If you are applying, we can supply the thermal specifications your application needs, including λ values, R per centimetre and full technical data sheets. Ask before you buy and we will pull the paperwork together.