Who can apply?
You must meet all of the following requirements. Detailed terms and conditions are on the application form.
- Have a thermostat model that is listed on Yukon Energy’s Peak Smart model list;
- Show proof of enrollment in the Peak Smart Home program – visit the rebate webpage for details on how to enroll and save your proof of enrollment;
- Apply for the rebate within 1 year of purchasing your thermostat.
- The rebate is not available for purchases made before December 4, 2024.
- The maximum combined thermostat and hot water thermostat rebate is $1500 per home.
This rebate is unavailable in the following communities, as they are not connected to the main Yukon power grid:
- Beaver Creek;
- Burwash Landing;
- Destruction Bay;
- Old Crow;
- Swift River;
- Upper Liard; and
- Watson Lake.
Rebate amount
- 75 per cent of purchase and installation costs, up to $750 per home.
Apply for your rebate
Online
To apply online, you’ll need to:
- Create an account on the Good Energy rebates website.
- Add details about your home.
- Enroll in the Peak Smart Home program with your eligible devices, saving proof of enrollment for your rebate application.
- Upload receipts and invoices dated within 1 year of your rebate application.
You'll receive a rebate by cheque or e-transfer (Sign up for direct deposit payments) within 12 weeks.
Who can apply?
- Your hot water tank controller model must be listed on Yukon Energy’s Peak Smart model list.
- You must show proof of enrollment in the Peak Smart Home program – visit the rebate webpage for details on how to enroll and save your proof of enrollment.
- You must apply for the rebate within 1 year of purchase of your hot water tank controller or leak detection cable.
- The rebate is not available for purchases made before December 4, 2024.
- The maximum combined thermostat and hot water thermostat rebate is $1500 per home.
The rebate is unavailable in the following communities, as they are not connected to the main Yukon power grid:
- Beaver Creek;
- Burwash Landing;
- Destruction Bay;
- Old Crow;
- Swift River;
- Upper Liard; and
- Watson Lake.
Rebate amount
- 75 per cent of purchase and installation costs, up to $750 per home.
Apply for your rebate
Online
- To apply online you’ll need to create an account on the Good Energy rebates website.
- Add details about your home.
- Enroll in the Peak Smart Home program with your eligible devices, saving proof of enrollment for your rebate application.
- Upload receipts and invoices dated within 1 year of your rebate application.
Visit the Peak Smart rebate webpage for more details.
You'll receive a rebate by cheque or e-transfer (Sign up for direct deposit payments) within 12 weeks.
The Smart Thermostat rebate is designed for Yukoners who purchase eligible Smart Thermostats, but are not enrolled in the Peak Smart Home program.
Who can apply?
- Your thermostat model must be listed on Yukon Energy’s Peak Smart model list.
- No enrollment in the Peak Smart Home program is necessary.
- You must apply for the rebate within 1 year of purchase of your thermostat.
- The rebate is not available for purchases made before December 4, 2024.
Rebate amount
- 25 per cent of purchase and installation costs, up to $250 per home.
Apply for your rebate
Online
To apply online, you’ll need to:
- Create an account on the Good Energy rebates website.
- Add details about your home.
- Upload receipts and invoices dated within 1 year of your rebate application.
Your receipts and invoices must be dated within 1 year of submitting your rebate application.
You'll receive a rebate by cheque or e-transfer (Sign up for direct deposit payments) within 12 weeks.