Our free household calculator lets you explore the costs, savings, emissions reductions, available rebates and other benefits associated with heat pumps and other clean energy upgrades based on your province, home type, and household profile.

Clean Energy Canada’s recent survey with Summerhill found that 91% would recommend a heat pump to a friend or neighbour, with comfort, cooling, and lower bills among the most frequently cited benefits.

Our latest report, Back in the Race, finds that many Canadian households can save hundreds of dollars per month by electrifying their homes and vehicles. The report includes updated analysis on heat pumps, EVs, hot water tanks, and induction stoves, as well as the role of rebates and energy prices in household savings.

The Building Decarbonization Alliance’s heat pump flyer is a simple, easy-to-read introduction to how heat pumps work, why they’re a smart upgrade, how they compare to a gas furnace, and what questions to ask your contractor whether you’re in B.C. or Ontario.

Canada’s Home Electrification Toolkit, developed by the Building Decarbonization Alliance, is a practical guide helping homeowners understand the electric options for their homes, including a dedicated section on heat pumps. It covers costs, implementation, and emissions reduction potential for a variety of household equipment.

The Building to Electrification Coalition’s homeowner guide on heat pumps covers how heat pumps work, the different options available, key questions to ask installers, and what to consider before collecting quotes.

The Toronto Home Energy Network’s heat pump guidebook tackles common heat pump myths, shares real-world pricing from Toronto-area projects, and offers practical advice to help you avoid those “I wish I had known that sooner” moments that can make home improvement projects frustrating.

The Toronto Home Energy Network’s heat pump owner’s manual helps homeowners navigate life with a heat pump after installation. From understanding changes to your utility bills to optimizing thermostat settings, maintaining filters, and caring for your outdoor unit, it’s packed with practical advice from other Torontonians who have already been through the process.

VisitAHeatPump.ca connects Canadians who are considering a heat pump with homeowners who already have one installed. You can browse local homes, ask questions, learn about installation costs and energy savings, and hear firsthand what it’s actually like to live with a heat pump.

Efficiency Canada’s Canadian Heat Pump Myth Buster examines some of the most common misconceptions about heat pumps—from cold-weather performance to energy costs—and provides research-backed answers grounded in Canadian data.

The Canadian Climate Institute’s Heat Pumps Pay Off report compares the costs of heat pumps, gas furnaces, and air conditioners across different housing types and Canadian cities. The research found that heat pumps are already the lowest-cost heating and cooling option in most scenarios, thanks to their high efficiency and ability to provide both heating and cooling in a single system.

Efficiency Canada’s Review of Recent Heat Pump Research and Initiatives for Canadian Policymakers summarizes the latest evidence on heat pump performance, affordability, emissions reductions, cooling benefits, and policies that can help accelerate adoption across Canada.

The Cool Way to Heat Homes, a report from Efficiency Canada, explores why installing a heat pump instead of a new air conditioner can be one of the smartest opportunities to reduce energy costs, improve comfort, and cut emissions.

Climate Caucus’ Buildings Handbook provides practical tools, case studies, and policy examples for local elected officials, municipal staff, and community leaders working to reduce building emissions.

Clean Energy Canada’s Back in the Race 2-pager summarizes the latest data on household electrification, including potential savings from heat pumps and other clean energy technologies.

Our Heat Pump Summer FAQ and Conversation Guide includes discussion prompts, frequently asked questions, and practical tips to help you facilitate an engaging conversation—no expertise required.

mycleanbill.ca allows homeowners to explore the costs, savings, emissions reductions, and available incentives associated with heat pumps and other clean energy upgrades based on where they live.

Efficiency Canada’s Canadian Heat Pump Myth Buster examines common misconceptions about heat pumps using the latest Canadian research and evidence.

You’re not alone. Community-led “heat pump parties” have been helping homeowners learn from one another across Toronto, thanks to the Toronto Home Energy Network. These informal gatherings give people a chance to see a heat pump in action, ask questions, and hear about the retrofit experience firsthand.