Apply for a rebate for your heat-recovery ventilator

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Eligibility

This rebate is for the installation of a qualifying heat-recovery ventilator in an existing residence. A residence that is 5 years or older is considered an existing residence.

The heat-recovery ventilator (HRV) must:

Rebate amount

  • $750 for HRV; and
  • $750 if you’re installing ducting for the HRV.

You can get up to a maximum of $1,500 per building.

If you’ve applied for the Better Buildings program, the rebate may apply to the program funding. 

Note: We’ve recently increased the value of the HRV rebate. If you received a rebate for an HRV installation completed on or after October 14, 2021, contact the Energy Branch to discuss if you qualify for a higher amount. Phone 867-393-7063 or email energy@yukon.ca.

Apply for your rebate

Apply online

To apply online, you’ll need to:

  • create an account on the Good Energy rebates website; and
  • add details about your home.

Your receipts and invoices must be dated within 1 year of submitting your rebate application.

Apply for your rebate

Other ways to apply

  1. Complete and sign the application form.
  2. Attach the required documents. Your receipts and invoices must be dated within 1 year of submitting your rebate application:
    • itemized receipts or invoices showing no balance owing; and
    • balancing report, provided to you by a contractor.
  3. Submit your application to the Energy Branch.
    In person: Climate Change and Energy Solutions Centre at 206A Lowe Street, Whitehorse. Our office is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
    Mail:
    Government of Yukon
    Energy Branch (EMR-206)
    Box 2703
    Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 2C6
  4. You'll receive a rebate within 12 weeks.
     

This Good Energy rebate is funded in part by the Government of Canada's Low Carbon Economy Fund.

Get low-cost funding for qualifying energy upgrades

The Better Buildings program offers low-cost funding to homeowners who complete qualifying energy upgrades to residential buildings.

The funding amount is based on 25 per cent of the property’s assessed value, up to a maximum of $50,000. Homeowners pay back the funding through a local improvement tax.

Get a rebate for air sealing your home

You can get $5,000 to air seal your home. Part of this includes installing an HRV to ensure a balanced ventilation in your home.

Apply for the air sealing rebate

Benefits of heat recovery ventilators

Insulating or air sealing a home may introduce ventilation issues:

  • indoor air-quality issues;
  • moisture and mould issues; or
  • higher potential for carbon monoxide to enter your home.

An HRV mitigates these issues by:

  • bringing fresh air into your home; and
  • taking stale air out of your home.

Learn more about:

Who installs HRVs?

HRVs should be designed and installed by a Heating, Refrigerator and Air Conditioning Institute-qualified supplier or contractor. They must follow current building code and bylaws.

Get a loan to upgrade or repair your home

Yukon Housing Corporation offers a loan for homeowners who upgrade or repair their home. The home repair loan is up to $70,000 and amortized up to 15 years in 5-year terms.

Contact: 

If you have questions, email energy@yukon.ca or phone 867-393-7063, toll-free in the Yukon, 1-800-661-0408 and ask to be transferred.