How to Apply for Energy Rebates in Ontario (2025 Guide)

 Why Apply for Energy Rebates in Ontario?

Ontario residents can take advantage of government energy rebate programs designed to help homeowners save money, improve energy efficiency, and reduce carbon footprints. Whether you're installing a new air conditioner, upgrading insulation, or switching to smart thermostats — there's likely a rebate for you.

 Who Is Eligible for Energy Rebates?


Most Ontario rebate programs are available to:

Homeowners and tenants with written permission

Low- to middle-income households (some income limits apply)


People doing energy-efficient home upgrades


Residents of single-family homes, townhouses, or mobile homes

 Top Energy Rebate Programs in Ontario (2025)


1. Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+)

Up to $10,000 in rebates for:

Windows & doors

Home insulation

Air sealing

Heat pumps

Requires an energy audit before and after upgrades

 Apply here: https://enbridgegas.com/residential/rebates

2. Canada Greener Homes Grant

Federal program offering up to $5,000 for:

Heat pumps

Solar panels

Renewables & insulation

Includes a free EnerGuide home evaluation

 More info: https://natural-resources.canada.ca


3. Low-Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP)

Offers one-time support to help pay hydro bills

Income-tested (you’ll need to show financial need)


Apply through your local utility company

 Step-by-Step: How to Apply for Energy Rebates in Ontario

Step 1: Schedule a Home Energy Audit

Contact a Registered Energy Advisor

You need this audit to qualify for most rebates (especially Enbridge HER+ and Greener Homes)

Step 2: Choose Eligible Upgrades

Work with your advisor to select upgrades like:

High-efficiency HVAC systems

Smart thermostats

Insulation and draft-proofing

Step 3: Complete the Upgrades

Hire licensed professionals

Keep all receipts and invoices

Step 4: Schedule a Post-Retrofit Audit

Your energy advisor will confirm upgrades are complete

You’ll get an updated EnerGuide rating

Step 5: Submit Rebate Application

Upload documents, receipts, and audit reports

Rebates are typically issued via direct deposit or chequeTips to Maximize Your Energy Rebate


Combine federal and provincial rebates for more savings

Upgrade multiple systems (e.g., insulation + HVAC = bigger rebate)

Book your energy audit early — high demand during summer months

 Apply within 90 days of completing your upgradesFinal Thoughts

Applying for energy rebates in Ontario is a smart way to cut your energy costs, boost home comfort, and support a greener future. Whether you're a homeowner or a tenant, don’t miss out on thousands of dollars in incentives available in 2025.


🔍 Related Posts:


Top Smart Thermostats Eligible for Rebates in Canada


How to Save on Air Conditioning Bills in Ontario


Best Energy-Efficient Home Upgrades for 2025


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