Heat Pump Rebates in Edmonton

How much you get

$500–$2,000/unit — Through ENMAX or ATCO Gas, for ENERGY STAR cold-climate models. Availability changes through the year — confirm before you buy.

Separately, Edmonton participates in Alberta's Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) — financing (not a rebate) for up to $50,000, repaid through your property tax bill over up to 20 years, for an ENERGY STAR-certified air-source heat pump replacing or supplementing an existing less-efficient heat source.

What you'll actually save each month

Rebates cover the upfront cost, but the number that decides whether this is worth it is the payback period — how long until the monthly savings pay back what you spent out of pocket. Here's the real math, using Alberta's actual current utility rates:

• Electricity (Rate of Last Resort, 2026): Alberta's regulated electricity rate is now fixed for a two-year term (Jan 2025–Dec 2026) rather than changing monthly like the old RRO system. EPCOR's (Edmonton) current rate is 12.01¢/kWh; ENMAX (Calgary) publishes its own figure on the same framework. (Check EPCOR's current rate →, Check ENMAX's current rate →)
• Natural gas (ATCO Default Rate Tariff): unlike electricity, ATCO's gas rate genuinely changes month to month — it swung from $0.94/GJ to $1.87/GJ within a few months in 2026. There's no honest single number to quote here — check the current rate before doing the math. (Check this month's ATCO gas rate →)

A modern cold-climate heat pump typically moves 2.5–3.5 units of heat per unit of electricity it uses (its "coefficient of performance"), which is why it beats electric resistance heating on cost even at the same per-kWh rate. Against a gas furnace, the comparison depends heavily on which month's gas rate you're comparing against and your home's insulation and size — there's no single number that's honest for every house.

How to claim it

1. Check current ENMAX/ATCO utility rebate availability directly — these programs come and go through the year
2. For CEIP: apply and get approved before starting any work — installing first and applying after disqualifies you
3. Sign a Clean Energy Improvement Agreement, then have your ENERGY STAR-certified heat pump installed
4. Repayment is added to your property tax bill, not a separate loan payment

Official CEIP program details: Clean Energy Improvement Program →

Installers

Heat Pump installers in Edmonton

Real companies serving Edmonton, pulled from their current Google reviews. We're not paid to list anyone here.

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Common questions

Next steps

View all Edmonton rebate programs → or check Alberta's energy efficiency programs directly at https://www.alberta.ca/energy-efficiency-programs for the current source of truth.