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BC Dual-Fuel System REBATES 2026

Get the Best of Both Worlds

Are you torn between the high efficiency of an electric heat pump and the familiar reliability of a natural gas furnace? You do not have to choose just one. By installing a Dual-Fuel System, you get the absolute best of both technologies and you can unlock thousands of dollars in government rebates.

UP TO $3,000 in REBATES

A dual-fuel system intelligently pairs a high efficiency electric heat pump with a modern natural gas furnace. In 2026, both CleanBC and utility providers offer substantial financial incentives to help homeowners upgrade to these advanced hybrid systems.

Maximize your home comfort and your rebate payouts. Contact CP Heating today for a free consultation.

The Core Rebate Breakdown:
Combined Savings

Because dual-fuel systems utilize both electricity and natural gas, you may be eligible to tap into different funding streams depending on your current setup and the specific equipment you choose. Here is a look at the potential maximum rebates for standard households upgrading to a dual-fuel setup:

Program / Utility
Qualifying Component
Maximum Rebate
FortisBC
High-Efficiency Gas Furnace Component
Up to $1,000
CleanBC / FortisBC
Connected Smart Thermostat
Up to $150

Important Note

Eligibility for stacking these rebates depends on your existing primary heating fuel. Our certified team will calculate your exact qualification amount during your free assessment.

How a Dual-Fuel System Saves You Money

A dual-fuel system is the ultimate energy management tool for British Columbia's variable climate. Here is how it works to lower your monthly bills:

Applying Process

How to Claim Your Dual-Fuel System Rebate

Claiming your Dual-Fuel System rebate is easy! Just follow these simple steps:

1. Free Energy Consultation

We evaluate your current heating system and determine if a dual-fuel upgrade is right for your home.

2. Rebate & System Planning

Verify the rebate programs available in your area. Our team can assist you with this.

3. Professional Installation

Our certified technicians install both your heat pump and gas furnace for full efficiency and code compliance.

4. Full Submission Support

We handle all CleanBC and FortisBC paperwork to ensure you receive maximum eligible rebate savings.

The Mandatory Requirement:
Dual Certification

Installing a dual-fuel system is highly complex. It requires expert knowledge of both refrigeration cycles (for the heat pump) and combustible gas codes (for the furnace).

The government strictly requires that your installer holds active certifications for both electrical and gas systems to approve your rebate applications. CP Heating is one of the few local contractors holding all the mandatory dual credentials required for hybrid systems:

We seamlessly handle the integration of both systems, ensure strict code compliance across the board, and submit the complex rebate paperwork on your behalf so your funding is fully protected.

Upgrade to Hybrid Comfort Today

Stop choosing between efficiency and reliability. A dual-fuel system gives you premium summer cooling, highly efficient winter heating, and the peace of mind of a gas backup.

1. What is a dual-fuel system?

A dual-fuel system combines an electric heat pump and a natural gas furnace, automatically switching between them for maximum efficiency and comfort.

You may qualify for up to $3,000 from CleanBC, up to $1,000 from FortisBC, plus additional savings for smart thermostats depending on eligibility.

Yes. It offers higher efficiency in mild weather using electricity and reliable heating in extreme cold using gas, giving you the best of both systems.

Yes. Only contractors certified for both gas and electrical systems can install eligible dual-fuel systems and secure government rebates.

Yes. The system intelligently switches based on outdoor temperature to ensure the most cost-effective and efficient energy source is always used.

Yes. Most homes can upgrade their existing furnace setup by adding a compatible heat pump, creating a full dual-fuel configuration.