Northwest Territories heat pump rebates
In Northwest Territories, the combined maximum heat pump rebate is up to $10,000 (federal only, below-median income; $2,000 otherwise), because there is no current provincial heat pump rebate.
Arctic Energy Alliance - no ASHP rebate 2026/27; renewable program may fund GSHP up to $20k
Status: limited
Stacks with federal: federal announcement says rebates combine with provincial programs; provincial rules pending
Federal National Heat Pump Rebate: up to $10,000 for households below their province's median income, $2,000 for other eligible homeowners. Announced Oct 8, 2026; applications not open yet (CBC reports early 2027).
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Sources: aea.nt.ca · www.pm.gc.ca
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FAQ
How much is the heat pump rebate in Northwest Territories?
No verified provincial heat pump rebate is currently open. The federal National Heat Pump Rebate adds up to $10,000 (below median income) or $2,000 once it opens.
Can I combine the federal and Northwest Territories rebates?
The federal announcement says its rebates can be combined with existing provincial programs. Check the provincial program's own rules.
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