Yukon Home Energy Rebates
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Yukon's Home Energy Rebates (Good Energy rebates) help residents reduce the cost of making their homes more energy-efficient and lower their heating bills. Rebates are available for insulation, windows, heating systems, appliances, and home energy assessments.
Useful Tips for Applying
Book a home energy assessment before starting upgrades, since some rebates require one. Keep all receipts and invoices for the completed work. Combining insulation, window, and heating upgrades can significantly lower your heating costs, which helps on a fixed income.
Who May Qualify
You may qualify if you are a Yukon homeowner or (for some rebates) a renter who pays for heating, and you complete eligible energy-efficiency upgrades to your primary residence.
Required Documents
Details of the planned energy upgrades, a completed home energy assessment where required, and receipts or invoices for the completed work.
How to Apply
Apply through the Yukon government Home Energy Rebates or Good Energy Rebates page, with details of the upgrades and a completed energy assessment where required. Rebates are paid after eligible work is completed and verified.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
A common mistake is starting work before confirming the rebate requirements, since some rebates need a pre-project assessment. Another is not keeping receipts and invoices, which are required for the rebate. People also miss that rebates differ by upgrade type, so check the list first.
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