Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program
No-cost energy retrofits for low-to-median-income households, delivered by participating partners.
Measures and amounts depend on province or territory.Financial help
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Dated directory of grants, rebates, credits and financing. Always confirm on the official site.
Data verified August 2, 2026
Programs change or close quickly. The official link is the source of truth.
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Multigenerational Home Renovation Tax Credit
For an eligible self-contained secondary unit for a senior or DTC-eligible adult living with a relative.
Up to $50,000 qualifying expenses; 14.5% credit, maximum $7,250 under 2026 rules.Home Accessibility Tax Credit
Qualifying expenses that improve access or reduce injury risk for a senior or DTC-eligible person.
Verify the limit and rate for the applicable tax year with CRA before work.CMHC Eco Improvement
Partial mortgage insurance premium refund for certain energy improvements after purchase.
25% premium refund subject to CMHC conditions.Better Homes BC
Portal for insulation, heat-pump, window and other upgrade rebates, including income-based offers.
Amounts and pre-registration vary by measure; verify before purchase.Clean Energy Improvement Program
Low-interest financing for energy upgrades, repaid through property taxes in participating municipalities.
Local terms; property-tied financing with terms up to 25 years depending on program.SaskPower Energy Assistance Program
Free upgrades for eligible households, including saving devices and some thermostats.
Program eligibility applies; SaskPower currently offers no residential solar installation rebate.Efficiency Manitoba home offers
Rebates and programs for insulation, heat pumps, windows, solar and eligible households.
Check current offers and registered contractors before committing.Home Renovation Savings Program
Ontario rebates for insulation, heat pumps, thermostats, solar and some appliances.
Offers and eligibility pathways change; verify before purchase or installation.Hydro-Québec LogisVert
Financial assistance for eligible residential measures, including certain heat pumps and efficiency upgrades.
Amounts depend on capacity, certification and installation date; consult eligible lists.Total Home Energy Savings
Energy evaluation followed by incentives for envelope, heating, doors and windows.
Work must follow program timelines and final evaluation requirements.Efficiency Nova Scotia programs
Portal for current programs and rebates; several former streams closed in July 2026.
Verify the specific stream before spending.efficiencyPEI programs
Insulation, Winter Warming and other offers; several equipment rebates ended April 15, 2026.
Verify purchase date and which stream remains open.takeCHARGE
Rebates for insulation, air sealing, HRVs and oil-to-electric conversion.
Oil-to-electric incentives can reach $22,000 depending on income and technology.Good Energy rebates
Yukon rebates for energy-efficient choices and renewable energy, including solar subject to criteria.
Verify amounts and requirements when applying.NWT Seniors Home Repair
Assistance for major health-and-safety repairs for eligible senior homeowners.
Up to $50,000; 2026 applications open April 1 to October 31, subject to funding.NWT Seniors Aging in Place
Repairs, energy savings and minor adaptations that help seniors remain at home.
Forgivable loan up to $15,000, subject to income and program conditions.NWT Mobility Modifications
Home modifications supporting independence for a household member with a disability.
Up to $50,000; 2026 applications open April 1 to October 31, subject to funding.Nunavut home renovation and repair programs
The Nunavut Housing Corporation maintains home maintenance, renovation, emergency repair and elders housing programs.
Contact the Corporation or local housing organization for rules, eligibility and stream availability.Tax and administration tips
- Verify eligibility before signing or buying; many programs require pre-registration, an assessment or registered contractor.
- Keep contracts, itemized invoices, proof of payment, model numbers, before/after photos and permits.
- Ask the contractor to separate labour, materials, taxes and non-eligible work.
- Do not claim the same expense twice where rules prohibit it; track all reimbursements.
- For rental or business portions, obtain tax advice: current expenses and capital expenses are treated differently.