The City, with Toronto Hydro, provides free energy coaching services to help you navigate home upgrades with guidance on clean heating and cooling technologies, and access to qualified contractors, service providers and professionals.

 

Thinking about installing a heat pump? The Government of Canada’s National Heat Pump Rebate launches in early 2027. Eligible heat pumps installed on or after November 1, 2027 may qualify. Learn more and sign up for updates. 

 

Explore resources, get financing and find free expert advice to make your home more energy-efficient, comfortable and climate-ready. Through home upgrades, residents can reduce energy consumption and costs, improve home comfort, lower environmental impact and enhance a home’s climate resilience.

Home Energy Loan Program

Get a low-interest loan (up to $125,000) to cover the cost of a range of home energy improvements.

Incentives and Rebates to Green Your Home

Search this list of energy efficient rebates and incentives available to homeowners.

Furnace Upgrade Program

Find support for upgrading home heating systems.

Heat Pumps

Explore the benefits of heat pumps, which provide year-round comfort.

SolarTO

Explore information and resources for Toronto residents and businesses to assess the rooftop solar potential of their properties.

Eco-Roof Incentive Program

See available incentives to support the installation of green and cool roofs on Toronto homes.

Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy Program

Get a subsidy (up to $3,400), available to residential homeowners to install flood protection devices.

Home Energy Assessments

Calculate your house's total energy consumption with a basement-to-attic home inspection.

Resources for Renovators & Builders

Access workshops, trainings and working groups to transition Toronto's renovation and home building industry to low-carbon.

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Receive information and updates related to energy efficiency, renewable energy, and other home improvement programs, rebates and incentives available to homeowners.

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Environment, Climate & Forestry collects your personal email address under the legal authority of Item 2021.IE26.16, as confirmed by the City of Toronto By-law 1110-2021 and Item 2025.EX25.31, as confirmed by the City of Toronto By-law 858-2025. The information is used to administer a Listserv email subscription and communicate with residents on the updates relevant to the adoption of heat pumps and other clean technologies. Questions about this collection can be directed to the Program Manager, Residential Program Delivery, Environment, Climate & Forestry, Union Station East Wing (USEW-2 C/O Metro Hall), 2nd Floor, 55 John Street, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3C6 or by telephone at 416-392-1826.