Heat Pump Rebates in New Brunswick
Strong oil-to-heat-pump conversion market with NB Power incentives.
Climate Zone
6A
Install Cost Range
$6,000–$16,000
Max Grants
Up to $20,000
Net Metering
Available
Provincial Rebate Programs
NB Power Total Home Energy Savings Program
NB Power
Up to $5,000
Income-qualified NB Power customers switching to an eligible heat pump system. Up to $5,000 for qualifying households.
Income-restrictedProgram details →Federal Programs
Oil to Heat Pump Affordability (OHPA)
Natural Resources Canada
Up to $15,000
Grant of up to $15,000 for homeowners switching from oil or propane heating to an eligible heat pump system. Oil/propane homes only. Confirm eligibility at canada.ca/greener-homes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a heat pump cost in New Brunswick?
Typical heat pump installation costs in New Brunswick range from $6,000 to $16,000 before rebates. Costs vary by system type, home size, and region.
What heat pump rebates are available in New Brunswick?
New Brunswick homeowners may qualify for up to $20,000 in combined federal and provincial rebates. Programs include NB Power Total Home Energy Savings Program. The federal OHPA program offers up to $15,000 for homes switching from oil or propane.
Do heat pumps work in New Brunswick's climate?
Yes. New Brunswick is in climate zone 6A. Modern cold-climate heat pumps (ccASHP) operate efficiently to -25°C or below. System sizing and backup heating requirements vary by region within the province.
New Brunswick has significant oil heating stock eligible for OHPA federal grants. NB Power's income-qualified program provides substantial support for lower-income households.
Last verified: 2026-03-01
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