Prince Edward Island · Energy & home
Heat pumps, insulation, windows, solar and efficiency upgrades: the Prince Edward Island and federal programs that pay part of the cost, with what each one covers and where the money actually comes from.
Prince Edward Island is one of our most thoroughly curated provinces, so this list goes beyond the headline programs into housing, repair and income support.
Each with its official source and last-verified date
Natural Resources Canada
No-cost home energy retrofits, insulation, heat pumps and more, for low-to-median-income households, delivered through participating provinces. Renters are eligible.
Value
Delivered as no-cost retrofits rather than a cash amount.
Intake
Ongoing
efficiencyPEI, Government of Prince Edward Island
Provincial rebates for Island homeowners insulating their home or replacing windows and doors. Rebate amounts for these measures increased even as others were reduced.
Value
Amounts are set per measure and were revised in the 2026 provincial budget.
Intake
Ongoing
Finance PEI, Government of Prince Edward Island
A repayable loan of up to $10,000 covering the up-front cost of approved insulation and envelope upgrades.
Value
Up to $10,000
Intake
Ongoing
efficiencyPEI, Government of Prince Edward Island
Free insulation upgrades for lower-income Island homeowners - no upfront cost, no loan, contractors and materials included.
Value
Free insulation upgrades, contractors and materials included.
Intake
Ongoing
efficiencyPEI, Government of Prince Edward Island
Free air sealing and small efficiency upgrades for lower-income Island households, installed for you.
Value
Support, not a payment
Intake
Ongoing
efficiencyPEI, Government of Prince Edward Island
An instant 10% rebate on wood pellets used for space heating, applied at the point of sale.
Value
10% of the purchase price of wood pellets or firewood, with no income limit.
Intake
Ongoing
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