Newfoundland and Labrador oil rebate: how to apply

Apply by January 15, 2027. Late forms are not accepted. If you already applied this year, do not apply again.

Who gets how much

What you need

• You buy furnace or stove oil to heat your main home in Newfoundland and Labrador.
• Oil bills from January 1 to December 31, 2026 for at least 250 litres, with your delivery address. They can be in your name or your spouse's or partner's name.
• Your 2025 tax return filed with the Canada Revenue Agency.
• Only one person per household can apply.

Two ways to apply

• Online (faster): HHSP Online. Find the link on the province's page: gov.nl.ca/fin/home-heating-supplement-program/
• By mail: fill in the 2026 application form, sign it, add a copy of an oil bill, and mail it to
  Home Heating Supplement Program, Department of Finance, P.O. Box 8700, St. John's, NL A1B 4J6

Paper forms are at public libraries, Government Service Centres (not Springdale or Lewisporte), Jobs, Growth and Rural Development offices, and the Department of Finance and SeniorsNL office in St. John's.

After you apply

• Most forms are processed within 10 weeks.
• If your tax refund or GST/HST credit comes by direct deposit, the supplement goes to the same bank account. If not, you get a cheque.
• Already paid? The province says a second payment is coming later this year.

HomePowerRebate is an independent guide, not the government. Source: Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, Department of Finance. Rules can change, so check the province's page before you apply.