Heat Pump Rebates Campbell River
Homeowners in Campbell River, BC have the opportunity to take advantage of heat pump rebates and upgrade their electric heating system to a more energy-efficient option. Effective January 1, 2023, the Home Renovation Rebate and CleanBC Better Homes Rebate Program will accept heat pumps tested under both HSPF/SEER and HSPF2/SEER2 standards. The minimum program requirements are HSPF ≥10.00 or HSPF2 ≥8.5 and SEER ≥16.00 or SEER2 ≥15.2.
You could be eligible for up to $7,000 in combined rebates for installing a heat pump, including $2,000 from BC Hydro and up to $5,000 from the federal Canada Greener Homes Grant. A heat pump operates differently from other heating systems by transferring heat instead of directly converting fuel or electricity into heat, making it a more efficient choice.
There are several options for heat pumps, including ductless mini-split, ductless multi-split, and central ducted, with rebates ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. Combining with the federal rebate program and switching from natural gas, oil, or propane heating systems can increase your rebate amount up to $11,000.
To be eligible for the rebates, the heat pump must be listed on the rebate-eligible list and replace your current primary electric heating system. It must also be installed by a licensed contractor and meet installation requirements, such as the Heat Pump Best Practices Installation Guide. You must submit your rebate application and invoice within six months of the invoice date.
Take advantage of this opportunity and make the switch to a more energy-efficient heat pump with rebates available through Energy Werx BC. Upgrade your home and see the savings on your energy bill while helping the environment.
Yes, a registered energy advisor can help homeowners in Campbell River, BC with their heat pump options and the rebates available. A Registered Energy Advisor will perform an evaluation to see which audits you qualify for. Visit ( Enter new link here )for more information on heat pump rebates in Campbell River, BC.
The heat pump installation must be completed by a Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member and must be in accordance with the Heat Pump Best Practices Installation Guide for Existing Homes. The heat pump must be new, in good working order, and installed by a licensed contractor with a GST number and a valid B.C. business license. Rebates are only applicable if the application and supporting documents are submitted within six months of the invoice date.
If the product is tested under HSPF/SEER, it must have an HSPF ≥10.00 and SEER ≥16.00. If the product is tested under the new HSPF2/SEER2 standard, it must have an HSPF2 ≥ 8.5 and SEER2 ≥ 15.2. For more information visit https://bc.energywerx.ca/
The new testing standard for heat pumps became effective on January 1, 2023 and is aligned with the Federal Government. Both testing standards (HSPF/SEER and HSPF2/SEER2) will be accepted under the Home Renovation Rebate and CleanBC Better Homes Rebate Program efficiency requirements. For more information contact us https://bc.energywerx.ca/
You could be eligible for up to $7,000 in combined rebates, including up to $2,000 from BC Hydro and up to $5,000 from the federal government’s Canada Greener Homes Grant. The amount of the rebate will depend on the type of heat pump installed.
The heat pump must be listed on the rebate-eligible heat pump list, must replace a primary electric heating system, and must be sufficiently sized to function as the primary heating system for the home. Additionally, it must be installed by a Home Performance Contractor Network (HPCN) member and be in accordance with the Heat Pump Best Practices Installation Guide for Existing Homes.
