The takeCHARGE initiative offers an Oil to Electric Incentive Program for homeowners in Newfoundland and Labrador, providing up to $22,000 to encourage the transition from oil to electric heat pumps for heating and cooling.This move supports the province’s green efforts, where over 90% of electricity is sourced from renewables.The incentive amount is determined by the technology installed, household income, and number of residents in the household. takeCHARGE Oil To Electric Program eligibility If you are a homeowner heating your home with oil, take note: the takeCHARGE Oil to Electric Incentive Program offers up to $22,000 to help you transition to clean, electricity-based heating. With over 90% of Newfoundland and Labrador’s electricity coming from renewable sources, your switch supports a greener future for the province. Homeownership and utility requirements You must be the homeowner with an active electricity account. If you own an eligible rental property, you can receive incentives through the general stream to transition up to 2 rental properties to electric heating. Homes must be on a permanent foundation, intended as a primary residence, used year-round, and connected to the island or Labrador’s interconnected electricity grid. Eligible technologies Heat Pumps: Mini-splits, multi-splits, and central heat pumps listed on Natural Resources Canada’s database. Electric Furnaces and Boilers: For primary space heating. Documentation needed Quote from a participating installer with itemized costs. A statement or copy of oil receipts showing at least 500 litres of oil usage for a consecutive 12-month period within 2 years or your application; or, if you are on propane, a statement or copy of propane receipts showing at least 1,000 litres of propane usage for a consecutive 12-month period within 2 years or your application. Photo of the oil tank HOST tag number. Electricity utility account number. For couples, additional personal information is required. Installation and insurance Installations must be performed by a participating installer. A backup heating source is necessary; consult your insurance provider. For more information, you can visit the official website or speak to one of our experts for assistance. 1Click is proud to be on takeCHARGE's participating installers list.
