Energy Rebates for Ontario Homeowners
Save Energy and Enhance Home Comfort with Enbridge’s Home Energy Rebate Program
Are you an Ontario homeowner looking to reduce your energy consumption and improve the comfort of your home? Enbridge Gas, presents the Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER) program exclusively for Ontario residents. By participating in this program, eligible homeowners can receive grants for recommended retrofits that enhance energy efficiency, including home insulation, windows and doors, heat pumps, and renewable energy systems.
How the Program Works
The Home Efficiency Rebate offers up to $5,000 for home upgrades. Book an initial home energy assessment today.
You may be eligible if:
- You haven’t started any renovations or upgrades.
- You primarily space-heat your home with Enbridge Gas-supplied natural gas at the time of your initial and/or follow-up home energy assessment.
- You own a detached, semi-detached, row townhouse or a mobile home with a permanent foundation.
Start Your Journey to a More Energy-Efficient Home Today
Take advantage of Ontario’s Energy Rebate Program and make your home more energy-efficient while improving your overall comfort. Begin the process of accessing the Canada Greener Homes Grant by visiting the Enbridge Gas website and discovering how you can benefit from this valuable initiative.
How to Apply for the Loan – Step-by-Step Guide for Ontario Homeowners
If you are an Ontario homeowner looking to apply for the Canada Greener Homes Loan, follow these simple steps to make your home more energy-efficient and enjoy the benefits of a greener living space.
Step 1: Schedule an initial home energy assessment
Before installing any upgrades, contact Energy Werx Manitoba to book an initial home energy assessment. We will send a registered energy advisor to assess your home and uncover energy-saving opportunities.
Step 3: Complete at least two qualifying upgrades
Choose your own contractor to install your upgrades. A minimum of two qualifying upgrades is required.
Need financing?
Check out the Canada Greener Homes Loan before installing any upgrades.
Step 4: Complete a follow-up energy assessment
Once your qualifying upgrades are installed, book a follow-up visit. It takes about one hour, and must take place within 120 days of your initial assessment, or by Dec. 31, 2025—whichever comes first.
