HVAC Rebates On Heating & Cooling Upgrades
Check Current Programs Before Replacing Your HVAC Equipment
HVAC rebate and financing programs can change. Before you order equipment, check the administrator’s current eligibility rules, approved equipment, deadlines and any required pre-approval. A rebate is not guaranteed, and financing must be repaid.
The Canada Greener Homes Grant is closed. The Canada Greener Homes Loan is also closed to new applications. Do not include these former offers in the budget for a new project. Existing loan participants should follow the instructions for their approved file.
Checked November 10, 2026. Read the Government of Canada program updates and use the official program links below to research current options.
Ottawa Energy Star Rebate Programs
Use the official links below to check available programs, eligibility, deadlines and application requirements. Confirm approval before purchasing equipment or starting work when the program requires it.
Enbridge Rebates & Savings Programs
Government of Canada Home Energy Program Updates
Energy Rebates For Residential Heating & Cooling Upgrades In Ottawa
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