Every post here was rewritten in September 2026, because most of what was on this blog described programmes that have since closed.
A blog on a rebate site ages badly. Ours had posts describing the Canada Greener Homes Grant as current a year after it took its last document, which on a site whose product is knowing what is open is worse than having no blog at all. So all of it was rewritten, and every programme claim in it now carries the date it was checked and a link to the source.
The map changed completely in eighteen months. Here is what it looks like now.
Read →22 Sep 2026In several provinces, not you. Here is where the evaluation itself is subsidised.
Read →22 Sep 2026Four things to ask before you book anybody, including us.
Read →22 Sep 2026Why it beats almost everything else, what it pays, and the mistake that wastes it.
Read →22 Sep 2026The highest-value envelope measure, and why it needs an assessment before anybody quotes.
Read →22 Sep 2026The most-subsidised measure in the country, and the one most often installed wrong.
Read →22 Sep 2026Sequencing, bundling, and the deadlines that actually catch people out.
Read →22 Sep 2026Three municipal loans that are genuinely as good, and where they run.
Read →22 Sep 2026What it did, what it left behind, and what its closure means for anyone starting now.
Read →22 Sep 2026What actually happens, in order, from first phone call to money in the account.
Read →22 Sep 2026$12,000 in Ontario, a twenty-five year asset, and a design nobody verifies.
Read →22 Sep 2026Ontario pays up to $10,000 with storage. Edmonton's rebate is gone. The envelope still comes first.
Read →22 Sep 2026Why Ontario ties its solar rebate to a battery, and what that says about where this is going.
Read →Licence 9E
A measured EnerGuide evaluation by a registered advisor, a report you can act on, and an honest answer about which programmes are open where you live.