The pathway
Your path to a net zero home
Most homes move toward net zero in stages. This framework helps decide what to do first and how each step prepares for the next.
- Free in-home assessment
- Phased plan that fits your budget
- Rebate & incentive guidance
- Ontario & Nova Scotia
Integrated system
How the systems connect
Solar, storage and efficient heating work together around your home, with the grid as a backup.
Solar
Generates electricity on site.
Smart battery
Stores energy and decides when to use it.
Grid
Balances supply and demand when the home needs it.
Heat pump
Delivers efficient electric heating and cooling.
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The five steps
Reduce
Improve efficiency and reduce unnecessary energy consumption.
Electrify
Move major household systems toward efficient electric technologies such as cold-climate heat pumps.
Store
Use intelligent battery storage to manage electricity and provide backup capability.
Generate
Use rooftop solar where appropriate to generate electricity at the home.
Optimize
Coordinate the home's major energy systems intelligently.
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Net zero is a goal
Net zero is a goal and a pathway, not a product. Whether a home reaches net zero depends on its consumption, envelope, equipment, solar production, site conditions and how it is used. No single product guarantees it.
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Rebates & financing
Available rebates & financing
Federal, provincial and municipal programs may help with heat pumps, solar, batteries and efficiency upgrades. Eligibility and amounts depend on each program — see current details and official sources.
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