Eligible home and income
Confirm the home is a qualifying ground-oriented residence and that the household can follow the program’s current income qualification process.
Current CleanBC program planning
Income-qualified heat-pump support: know which home and conversion path you are planning.
The current Energy Savings Program can be a strong opportunity for eligible households, but the published amount depends on the home type, income level, present heating system, equipment design and project sequence. A headline is not an approval.
Current level 1 maximum
$13,000
For certain income-qualified ground-oriented homes converting from natural gas or propane to a qualifying central ducted or three-head multi-split heat pump.
Not the standard condo route
Condo and apartment units have a distinct income-qualified CleanBC stream and a separate BC Hydro route. Review the building-specific guide before assuming the ground-oriented home maximum.
Read condo optionsThe administrator decides
Registration, household income, property requirements, system eligibility, invoices and supporting documents are reviewed under current program terms. Funding and payment are not guaranteed by a contractor estimate.
For a gas or propane conversion
A full-electric plan has practical requirements beyond the equipment.
The current rules distinguish a primary fossil-fuel system replacement from simply adding a heat pump. Planning needs to cover the system that heats the home now, the new system’s coverage, equipment design, removal work, ducts, electrical needs and permits.
Read current ground-oriented home requirementsCurrent primary heating
The published gas or propane conversion path starts with a qualifying primary fossil-fuel heating system, not a secondary fireplace.
Complete conversion scope
The heat pump must cover the prior conditioned space and the primary fossil-fuel heating equipment must be removed in accordance with applicable laws.
Registered contractor and records
Use the current program process for registered-contractor work, qualifying equipment, invoice details and the supporting documentation required after installation.
Before a major equipment decision
Income-qualified program questions
When does the current CleanBC $13,000 maximum apply?
CleanBC’s current Energy Savings Program requirements list a $13,000 maximum at income level 1 for certain ground-oriented homes converting from natural gas or propane to a qualifying central ducted or three-head multi-split heat pump. The published income, home, existing-heat, removal, system, contractor and documentation conditions all apply.
Does this amount apply to every heat pump or condo?
No. This is not a blanket heat-pump amount and it is not the standard condo path. Income-qualified condo and apartment units have a separate CleanBC stream with separate rules and current maximums. A project must follow the administrator’s applicable program path.
What does a full-electric conversion mean in the current program?
For the current gas or propane conversion path, the new heat pump must replace the existing primary fossil-fuel heating system across the previously heated conditioned space. The primary fossil-fuel equipment and associated infrastructure must be removed in accordance with applicable laws; backup heat must meet the current program requirements.
Can Grove tell me whether I am approved?
No. Grove can review the home, equipment scope and published requirements that appear relevant to the project. The applicable program administrator decides eligibility, funding, documentation and payment.
Can I combine incentive amounts from different pages?
Not automatically. Program combination rules and funding conditions can differ. A written estimate should not treat separate program headlines as one guaranteed net price.
Start with a written plan
Request a rebate-ready heat-pump estimate.
Grove reviews the home, existing heating and installation scope, then points you to the current official program requirements. The administrator determines eligibility and payment.
Use active official program terms before relying on any amount.