Programmes that have closed

Canada Greener Homes Grant closed

Last day to apply was 31 December 2025.

Widely still advertised as open by contractor sites. It is not.

source · verified 23 September 2026

Canada Greener Homes Loan closed

Quote from source: 'No further applications can be approved.' Previously approved applications unaffected. Still advertised widely as an open $40,000 interest-free loan.

source · verified 23 September 2026

Home Efficiency Rebate Plus closed

Ontario

Stopped taking new applicants on 5 February 2024; the last day to submit was 31 December 2025.

Ontario's big rebate programme before the Home Renovation Savings Program, and the one still most often advertised as open. New applicants stopped being accepted on 5 February 2024; every remaining post-retrofit assessment had to be finished by 1 December 2025 and every application submitted by 31 December 2025. Enbridge Gas warns on its own page that companies unaffiliated with it are still promoting the programme through social media, print, email, phone, television and radio.

What it paid, before it closed — none of this is claimable now:

Recorded so the closed page can say what was on offer. None of this is claimable.

Replaced by Home Renovation Savings Program.

source · verified 4 September 2026

Municipal heat pump top-ups closed

British Columbia

The top-ups that Vancouver, the North Shore, the Capital region, Kelowna, Vernon and dozens of other local governments paid through the CleanBC application ended with the Home Renovation Rebate’s fuel-switching rebates on 11 April 2025, and the last of them by 31 August 2025. Some council pages still describe them. What each municipality pays now.

source · verified 27 September 2026

City of Edmonton residential solar rebate closed

Alberta

Single-family homes stopped qualifying on 25 June 2024. The 2025 round paid $0.50 a watt, up to $4,000 a dwelling, for buildings of four or more units, and was fully committed by 18 August 2025. Edmonton's Clean Energy Improvement Program page still links to it under related programmes.

source · verified 27 September 2026

source · verified 23 September 2026

Chauffez vert closed

Quebec

Last day to apply was 31 March 2026.

A water heater conversion was only ever eligible alongside the heating system conversion, never on its own.

What it paid, before it closed — none of this is claimable now:

Recorded so the closed page can say what was on offer. None of this is claimable.

source · verified 23 September 2026

Rénovation Québec suspended

Quebec

Suspended since 1 April 2025 for lack of new funding. It paid for most Quebec cities’ renovation grants, so Québec City, Longueuil, Sherbrooke and Saguenay take no new applications. Montréal’s RénoPlex and Gatineau’s own programme still do. City by city.

source · verified 27 September 2026

SolarHomes closed

Nova Scotia

Last day to apply was 17 April 2025.

The surviving non-profit stream pays $0.60 per watt of installed direct current, covering up to 25% of system cost before HST, to a maximum of $15,000. It is not open to households.

source · verified 23 September 2026

Clean Energy Financing closed

Nova Scotia, twelve municipalities

The Clean Foundation’s municipal home energy loans, repaid on the property tax bill, no longer take applications. The District of Lunenburg’s page still offers up to $20,000 at 2%. What it offered, and what to use instead.

source · verified 27 September 2026

Home Energy Savings Program closed

Newfoundland and Labrador

Stopped taking applications on 15 June 2026. It paid up to $5,000 for energy work in lower-income homes; since 1 October 2026 the same work has been paid through the Home Repair Program, up to $10,000. What it paid.

source · verified 27 September 2026

Heat Pump Rebates closed

Prince Edward Island

Farms and businesses route to Business Energy Rebates or Strategic Energy Solutions instead. Private long-term care and community care organisations route to the Cooling and Capital Improvement Program.

source · verified 5 September 2026

Oil to Heat Pump Affordability — Prince Edward Island closed

Prince Edward Island

source · verified 5 September 2026

Closed to new applicants, but not finished

These have stopped taking registrations. Money may still be moving for people already accepted, and where a deadline still binds them it is named.

LogisVert — Modest-Income Households closed-to-registration

Quebec

Registration for the 2026-2027 season has ended on both halves — Hydro-Québec's page and Éconologis's say so in the same words. Applications already in are being processed. Since Éconologis is the only door into this programme and Éconologis is shut, a Quebec household reading about a free heat pump today cannot start one.

A household that does not qualify on income applies to the ordinary LogisVert programme instead, and pays for the heat pump less the grant.

What it paid, and what to do instead →

source · verified 23 September 2026

Éconologis closed-to-registration

Quebec

Registration for the 2026-2027 season has ended. The Ministère says why: Hydro-Québec's free heat pump offer drew so much interest that the visit capacity was reached. The small programme was overwhelmed by the large one it is the gateway to.

A household over the income line applies to Rénoclimat for envelope work and to LogisVert for equipment, and pays for both up front.

What it paid, and what to do instead →

source · verified 23 September 2026

Oil to Heat Pump Affordability — New Brunswick closed-to-registration

New Brunswick

Stopped accepting new applications on 30 June 2026.

The federal government closed registration on 30 June 2026. New Brunswick took no registrations after that date, and nothing replaced the advance payment.

Registering was not enough. All required paperwork had to be submitted by 1 October 2026, and that date has passed. Projects that made it must have the upgrades and final energy evaluation finished by 31 March 2027, or the advance payment must be repaid to NB Power.

Under $70,000, apply to the Enhanced Energy Savings Program. Over it, register with the Total Home Energy Savings Program, where heat pump rebates of up to $2,000 are still paid.

What it paid, and what to do instead →

source · verified 23 September 2026

Oil to Heat Pump Affordability — Nova Scotia closed-to-registration

Nova Scotia

Stopped accepting new applications on 2 July 2026.

The available funding was fully allocated. From 2 July 2026 Efficiency Nova Scotia stopped accepting new applications. It ran out of money rather than reaching an end date.

Being on the standby list is not funding. Efficiency Nova Scotia says applications already submitted and those on standby will keep being reviewed if additional funding becomes available, and says plainly that standby does not guarantee anything.

An oil-heated Nova Scotian household applies to HomeWarming if it is under that programme's income line, or to the Moderate Income Rebate, which pays $1,500 a ton for a centrally ducted heat pump on top of the Home Energy Assessment's $500.

What it paid, and what to do instead →

source · verified 23 September 2026

Oil to Heat Pump Affordability — the federal-only stream closed

Closed 31 July 2026 for residents of AB, MB, NT, QC, SK. The Yukon co-delivers it, as the Affordable Heat Pump Program. In Saskatchewan the province’s own retrofit rebate had already ended in April; see the Home Efficiency Retrofit Rebate. Efficiency Manitoba’s own Affordable Home Energy Program page still offers oil-heated Manitoba homeowners up to $20,000 through it. What Manitoba still has.

source · verified 23 September 2026

United States

Amounts in US dollars.

Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) closed

Covers only improvements made through 31 December 2025. It paid 30% of heat pumps, insulation, windows, doors and audits, up to $3,200 a year. The IRS page’s own search description still offers the $3,200 with no end date. What it paid.

source · verified 24 September 2026

Residential Clean Energy Credit (25D) closed

Not available for anything placed in service after 31 December 2025. It paid 30% of solar, batteries, geothermal heat pumps, solar water heaters, small wind and fuel cells, with no cap. What it paid.

source · verified 24 September 2026

California

TECH Clean California single-family heat pump incentives were fully reserved statewide on 14 November 2025.

source · verified 24 September 2026

SGIP’s ratepayer budgets, including the general-market home battery rebate, took no projects after 30 December 2025. Only the low-income equity budget is left, and it is mostly waitlisted.

source · verified 24 September 2026

HEEHRA single-family heat pump rebates have been fully reserved since 24 February 2026, and Energy-Smart Homes electrification funding for 2026 since 20 April 2026. Both take waitlist applications only. Golden State Rebates, the utilities’ instant retail coupons, has ended, though PG&E and SCE still advertise it (what it paid). San José Clean Energy’s battery rebate no longer accepts new applications. What California still has.

Texas

Texas Gas Service’s rebates for gas water heaters, furnaces and other equipment have expired. The company asked the Railroad Commission of Texas to approve a new program and the proposal was not approved. What happened.

source · verified 26 September 2026

HOMES and HEAR, the federal home energy rebates, have not launched in Texas, and the state has approved no contractors for them. CPS Energy’s Hosted Solar program is fully subscribed. What Texas still has.

source · verified 26 September 2026

Florida

Florida’s ENERGY STAR appliance sales tax holiday, which made washers, dryers and water heaters up to $1,500 and refrigerators up to $4,500 tax-free, ended on 30 June 2024. The Department of Revenue’s page still describes it as running. What it covered.

source · verified 26 September 2026

HOMES and HEAR have not launched in Florida; the state’s portal only takes registrations. My Safe Florida Home stopped giving grants to homeowners above moderate income on 1 July 2025. What Florida still has.

source · verified 26 September 2026

Pennsylvania

Duquesne Light and FirstEnergy Pennsylvania (Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power, West Penn Power) have no home rebates open while they set up their programs for Act 129’s fifth phase, which began on 1 June 2026. PPL replaced its $350 to $450 heat pump rebates with $225 or $325. What there is.

source · verified 26 September 2026

Penn Energy Savers, the HOMES and HEAR rebates, awaits federal approval. The Whole-Home Repairs Program was a one-time county program; Montgomery County says it will not reopen. What Pennsylvania still has.

source · verified 26 September 2026

New York

New York’s HEAR heat pump rebates in EmPower+, up to $8,000 for a heat pump and $14,000 in all in NYSERDA’s 2025 FAQ, are no longer how EmPower+ pays: HEAR now covers only up to $1,600 of insulation on projects without a heat pump, and heat pumps come from state funds. HOMES has not launched. Where the HEAR money goes.

source · verified 26 September 2026

NY-Sun’s standard residential incentive closed in Con Edison’s area on 29 May 2025. National Grid’s New York gas rebates are no longer accepting applications, its downstate Total Home Comfort is not taking new ones, and its Long Island HEAT program ended on 31 October 2025. Con Edison’s Weather Ready is not accepting applications. What New York still has.

source · verified 26 September 2026

Illinois

Illinois’s HOMES and HEAR rebates have not launched, though rebate sites say they have and one tells ComEd customers to keep receipts for a retroactive claim; Illinois says nothing done before launch will be paid. ComEd’s Whole Home Electric has allocated all of its 2026 money for gas-heated homes. Chicago’s Home Repair Program is not opening registration in 2026, and Green Homes Chicago and the Emergency Heating Repair Program are closed. What Illinois still has.

source · verified 27 September 2026

Ohio

Every Ohio electric utility efficiency program ended on 31 December 2020 under House Bill 6, and Columbia Gas of Ohio’s rebates ended on 1 January 2023 for everyone but low-income customers, a settlement the Ohio Supreme Court upheld on 25 June 2026. Rebate sites still list AEP, Duke and Columbia rebates. AEP Ohio’s HELP program is paused for 2026, and FirstEnergy’s appliance rebates ended in May 2024. What Ohio still has.

source · verified 27 September 2026

Georgia

Georgia’s HEAR appliance rebates, up to $14,000 per household, are paused until further notice after the federal rules stopped rebates for replacing gas, propane or oil equipment; GEFA’s own FAQ and Flint Energies still advertise them. The whole-home rebates remain open. What HEAR paid.

source · verified 27 September 2026

North Carolina

Energy Saver NC’s HEAR rebates for replacing gas, propane or oil equipment ended for applications not reserved by 1 September 2026, under new federal guidance; the program’s own tables still describe them. Duke Energy’s High Energy Usage pilot is closed to new applicants, its Online Savings Store closed on 22 September 2026, and PowerPair is full in Duke Energy Progress territory. What North Carolina still has.

source · verified 27 September 2026

Michigan

MiHER’s new income-qualified applications are paused in the Detroit (since May 2026), Warren (August), Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo and Lansing (September) districts. DTE’s heat pump tune-up bonus ended with applications on 1 October 2026, and Cherryland Electric’s 2025 rebates are closed. What Michigan still has.

source · verified 2 October 2026

New Jersey

New Jersey’s HOMES and HEAR rebates have not launched; NJBPU had expected them in the fall of 2025. The $85 SREC-II rate for home solar fell to $77 per megawatt-hour for registrations from 27 July and the utilities’ Triennium 2 programs are budgeted to 30 June 2027. What New Jersey still has.

source · verified 2 October 2026

Virginia

Virginia’s HOMES and HEAR rebates have not launched and have no date; Virginia Energy is rewriting its plan for the May 2026 federal notices, under which HEAR will not pay to replace gas, oil or propane equipment. What Virginia still has.

source · verified 2 October 2026

Washington

Washington’s HOMES and HARP rebates have not launched; Commerce’s timeline is at step five of seven, before federal approval. Puget Sound Energy lists no gas furnace, boiler or water heater rebate. Snohomish County PUD closed its 2025 HEAR appliance round and won no State HEAR money this round. What Washington still has.

source · verified 2 October 2026

Arizona

Efficiency Arizona stopped paying to replace gas appliances with electric ones for reservations from 1 September 2026. APS lists no equipment rebate after the Commission cut its proposed efficiency budget by more than half. The state’s weatherization 400% tier ended on 1 July 2026. What Arizona still has.

source · verified 2 October 2026

Tennessee

Tennessee’s HOMES and HEEHR rebates have not launched: TDEC still needs a signed agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy and a contract with TVA, and it warns of scams offering them. What Tennessee has now.

source · verified 2 October 2026

Massachusetts

Mass Save’s gas, oil and propane equipment rebates ended in 2024, except for low-income upgrades. The federal HOMES and HEAR rebates have not opened as separate homeowner programs. DOER’s Home MVP closed in 2020, and MassCEC lists the Mass Solar Loan as a past program. What Massachusetts still has.

source · verified 3 October 2026

Indiana

Indiana’s retroactive HOMES rebates cover only projects finished between 16 August 2022 and 14 May 2025. Fuel switching under the federal appliance rebate ended for new reservations under a May 2026 federal notice, though the Indiana Energy Saver Program’s page still describes the earlier rules. What Indiana still has.

source · verified 3 October 2026

Missouri

Missouri’s HOMES and HEEHR rebates have not launched; the state is still waiting for federal approval and says 2027 at the earliest. The home energy audit tax deduction expired on 31 December 2020, and Evergy’s Whole Home PAYS takes no new applications. What Missouri still has.

source · verified 3 October 2026

Maryland

Maryland’s HOMES and HEEHR rebates have not launched; MEA resubmitted both applications on 30 September 2026. MEA’s geothermal rebate ended with fiscal 2026, and the energy storage income tax credit ended with 2024. What Maryland still has.

source · verified 3 October 2026

Colorado

Colorado’s HEAR rebate closed to single-family homes on 1 August 2026, with no money left in either region. The heat pump sales tax exemption ended with 2023, the 2024-25 credit amounts have been cut, and Xcel’s gas furnace rebate ends with 2026 invoices. What Colorado still has.

source · verified 3 October 2026

Wisconsin

HEAR retail claims for equipment replacing fossil fuel appliances are no longer accepted from 1 September 2026. HOMES and the rest of HEAR remain open. What Wisconsin still has.

source · verified 3 October 2026

Minnesota

Save Energy Minnesota (HOMES and HEAR) has not launched and has no launch date, and the state heat pump rebate and panel grant wait on it. What Minnesota has now.

source · verified 13 October 2026

South Carolina

Dominion Energy South Carolina’s double rebate, up to $1,000 for early replacement of electric heat pumps, ran from 1 November 2025 to 31 January 2026. HOMES and HEAR have not launched. What South Carolina still has.

source · verified 13 October 2026

Alabama

Alabama HOMES and HEAR have not launched and ADECA has set no date. Alabama Power’s $1,000 heat pump rebate ends permanently on 1 December 2026. What Alabama has now.

source · verified 13 October 2026

Kentucky

Kentucky Home Energy Rebates (HOMES and HEAR) have not launched; the state’s plan awaits federal approval. What Kentucky has now.

source · verified 13 October 2026

Oregon

The Oregon Solar + Storage Rebate reopened on 15 June 2026 with $1.1 million and filled; it is not taking reservations. The Heat Pump Purchase Program is fully reserved for existing owner-occupied homes, the Rental Home Heat Pump Program is closed except for rentals housing members of seven Tribes, and Cooling Portland takes no new applications. What Oregon still has.

source · verified 13 October 2026