Regina heat pump rebates
In Regina, the main heat pump rebate is the federal National Heat Pump Rebate: up to $10,000 for below-median-income households or $2,000 otherwise (not open yet). There is no current Saskatchewan provincial heat pump rebate.
Programs available in Regina
| Program | Amount / terms | Status / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Saskatchewan provincial heat pump rebate | None currently (SaskPower Home Efficiency Retrofit Rebate ended April 2026) | Ended |
| Federal National Heat Pump Rebate | Up to $10,000 (below provincial median income) / $2,000 (others) | Announced Oct 8, 2026; not open yet |
Heating in Regina: what matters
Regina has long, very cold prairie winters and almost all homes heat with SaskEnergy natural gas. With no provincial rebate, the federal National Heat Pump Rebate is the main incentive. Many Regina installs pair a cold-climate heat pump with the existing gas furnace for the coldest days.
Next steps
- Get 2–3 quotes for an eligible cold-climate model (request quotes).
- Get pre-approval where required before installing.
- Check your total in the calculator and costs in the cost calculator.
See also: Saskatchewan rebates · All cities · Furnace died? · Heat pump costs · Heat pumps at -30°C
Sources: www.saskpower.com · www.canada.ca
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FAQ
What is the maximum heat pump rebate in Regina?
In Regina, the main heat pump rebate is the federal National Heat Pump Rebate: up to $10,000 for below-median-income households or $2,000 otherwise (not open yet). There is no current Saskatchewan provincial heat pump rebate.
Is there a heat pump rebate in Regina?
No Saskatchewan or City of Regina rebate is currently open that we could verify. The federal rebate (up to $10,000 or $2,000) is the main option once it opens.
Will a heat pump work in a Regina winter?
Cold-climate models keep heating at very low temperatures, but most Regina homes keep a furnace or other backup. See our -30°C guide.
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