REBATE GUIDANCE INCLUDED WITH EVERY ASSESSMENT

Heat Pump Rebatesin Nova Scotia and Newfoundland & Labrador

Federal and provincial programs can lower the cost of switching to a heat pump, but they change often. We’ll tell you what’s open for your home right now and help you through the paperwork.
No cost and no obligation.
Up to $10,000 in Nova Scotia · Up to $22,000 in Newfoundland and Labrador*

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Rebate Programs Change Often

Getting off an oil furnace or electric baseboards isn’t cheap. That’s exactly why rebate programs are there. Federal and provincial governments want more Nova Scotians and Newfoundlanders to switch to heat pumps, and they’ve put real money behind that goal. The trick is, these programs are moving targets. Funding levels change, eligibility rules get updated, and a program that was open in the spring can look totally different by fall.

Government Programs

Federal and provincial governments offer programs to help make heat pumps more affordable.

Heat Pump Rebates by Province

Rebate programs differ by province. In Nova Scotia, Efficiency Nova Scotia offers heat pump rebate programs, including the Moderate Income Rebate for eligible households. In Newfoundland and Labrador, takeCHARGE’s Oil to Electric Incentive Program helps households switch off oil heat. Some earlier federal programs, like the Canada Greener Homes Grant, have closed, which is exactly why we check what’s open for your home at your assessment.

NOVA SCOTIA Efficiency Nova Scotia

Up to $10,000

when combining both Efficiency Nova Scotia programs*
Up to $5,000 is available to all Nova Scotia homeowners through Efficiency Nova Scotia’s Home Energy Assessment program. Eligible moderate-income households can get up to $10,000 in total by combining it with the Moderate Income Rebate (MIR).

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR takeCHARGE Oil to Electric Incentive

Up to $22,000
for qualified homeowners switching off oil heat*
Eligible costs can include your new heating system, installation, required electrical upgrades and oil tank removal. GreenPump Energy is a takeCHARGE Participating Installer.

*Amounts depend on eligibility, which we confirm during your free assessment. GreenPump Energy provides rebate guidance but does not control program funding or approval decisions.

Program amounts and rules can change, so we confirm what’s current for your home at your free assessment, before you commit to anything.

Where GreenPump Energy fits in — and where we don’t

Many homeowners try to figure this out themselves and give up after a few pages on a government website. We’d rather that didn’t happen to you.

Clear guidance. No guesswork.

Here’s the real deal, no fine print required. GreenPump Energy isn’t the government. We can’t approve your rebate application or guarantee that you’ll qualify for a specific amount. What we do is walk you through the process. We explain which programs you might be eligible for based on your current heating source and home, help you understand what documents are typically needed, and answer questions along the way.

Timing Matters

Getting the order wrong can slow things down or, in a worst case, cost you the rebate entirely. We’ve been through this process with hundreds of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland homes, so we generally know what a given program will ask for and when.

Before Installation

Some programs want confirmation of your existing heating system before work starts.

After Installation

Some programs require an invoice or proof of installation afterward.

Not sure which program applies to you?

We’ll check what’s open for your home during a free heat pump assessment.

A local team that’s done this before

Homeowners choose GreenPump Energy for the rebate process because we’ve actually sat across the table from families going through rebate applications, more than once. We know the difference between a form that gets rejected for a missing signature and one that sails through, and we’d rather catch the small stuff before it becomes your problem. Each installation includes at least one Red Seal-certified technician on the job, our technicians are locally based, and we treat the paperwork side of a heat pump switch as seriously as the install itself.

It genuinely surprises people how much confusion a rebate application can cause on its own — separate from any decisions about which heat pump to buy. Government portals aren’t always intuitive. Program names overlap. Deadlines aren’t always where you’d expect them. None of that is a reason to skip out on savings you’re entitled to; it’s just a reason to have someone in your corner who’s filled these forms out before.

How Rebates and Financing Work Together

A rebate lowers the amount you’d need to finance, which brings your monthly payment down with it. We go over both together with your quote.

Ask us during your free assessment

The best time to know if you qualify for a rebate is at your free heat energy assessment. We’ll come to your house, see what you have for heating and talk about what programs you’ll likely qualify for right now – not from some old blog post numbers, but from what’s actually available today.

Heat Energy Rebate FAQs

Heat Energy Rebate FAQs

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