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Homeowner Rebate Program

Designed to support the transition to energy-efficient heating solutions. Our initiative offers significant financial incentives to households that qualify under provincial and federal schemes. Whether you’re using oil, propane, wood, or electric heating systems, our program aims to make your home more sustainable and reduce energy costs. Explore the possibilities of upgrading your heating system while benefiting from substantial rebates to create a greener, more economical home environment

Federal Rebate Program

Eligibility Criteria:

Homeowners using oil, propane, or wood heating.
You own a home (i.e. detached, duplex/semi-detached, townhouse, or mobile home) located in Nova Scotia and can provide proof of ownership
You live in your home year-round, it is your current primary residence and you do not plan to sell it in the near future;
The home is at least 6 months old, and no major renovations have been started.
Proof of income (recent Notice of Assessment from Canada Revenue Agency for all members of your household over the age of 18). You can request a copy from the Canadian Revenue Agency at 1-800-959-8281

Proof of home ownership (property tax assessment notice, property tax bill or bill of sale. This must include the homeowner’s full name and civic address.
Income Thresholds:
- 1 person household: $37,260
- 2 person household: $77,050
- 3 person household: $98,900
- 4 person household: $120,750
- 5 person household: $126,500

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Provincial Rebate Program

Eligibility Criteria:

Used oil-based heating for over 12 months.
Consumed more than 500 liters of oil annually.
Primary resident of the home.
Heating Source: Eligible for homeowners using oil, electric, propane, or wood.

Income Thresholds:

1 person household: $37,260
2 person household: $77,050
3 person household: $98,900
4 person household: $120,750
5 person household: $126,500

Rebate Amount:

* Up to $30,000 for qualifying in both programs.
* Up to $15,000 for federal or Provincial program qualification only.

Fill Out the Efficiency Nova Scotia Form

If you haven't had any Energuide Assessment you will need to have the complete to fill out the form from Efficiency nova scotia. The Assessment is only good after Jan 1st 2023

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