Home Renovation Rebate Program

The Home Renovation Rebate Program helps B.C. households of any income level with energy efficiency upgrades. It is part of the CleanBC group of programs.

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Requirements

Program eligibility requirements

General requirements

  • Your home must be a year-round primary residence and be at least 12 months old 
  • A member of your household must have residential electricity accounts with BC Hydro, FortisBC or a municipal utility 
  • Utility accounts in the name of a strata corporation or landlord are not eligible 
  • If you currently rent your home, you will need to include a landlord consent form with your application 

How it works

Read the eligibility requirements

Get quotes from program contractors

Install upgrade

Apply for rebate within 6 months

Find a contractor

A program registered contractor is required for most rebates.

Rebates available

Rebates for ground-oriented homes

What is a ground-oriented home?

Rebates for homes anywhere in B.C. 

Northern heat pump rebates

For homes located north of and including the District of 100 Mile House (latitude 51.628°N)

Add-ons and top-ups

For some of the above rebates, there may be add-ons or top-ups available. You will see these on the rebate pages linked above if you’re eligible.

  • Two upgrade bonus
  • Home energy improvement bonus

Residents of eligible multi-unit buildings may be eligible for rebates from BC Hydro.

Find rebates

Complete a brief questionnaire to find the home energy efficiency rebates you may be eligible for

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BC Hydro and New Westminster electrical customers who have completed an upgrade 

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For FortisBC, Grand Forks, Summerland, Penticton and Nelson electrical customers who have completed an upgrade

Pacific Northern Gas customers who have completed a dual fuel heat pump upgrade can apply for a PNG top-up

Get support

Energy coaches can answer your questions about home energy upgrades. They can also help you learn about Better Homes programs and rebates.