Get paid to charge at home
Under Canada's Clean Fuel Regulations, companies earn carbon credits when you charge an EV at home through a charger connected to their network — and several now pass part of that money back to you. Rates, deposits and payout terms differ a lot. This page pulls the numbers straight from each program's website and re-checks them daily.
Estimated reward is what a full year earns at your monthly kWh once past any starting tier; where the first year differs (starting tiers, promos), it is shown underneath. Pick a province to also see what you'd effectively pay per kWh on your utility's overnight plan after the reward. Deposits are refundable and not subtracted; charger purchases are not either. Click a column heading to sort, and a row (or its Show details button) for the full breakdown.
| Program | ¢/kWh | Est. reward /yr | Charger | Upfront | Payout | Status |
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How to read this
- Rate is what the program's site advertises today, in cents per kWh charged at home. Tiered programs show starting → maximum.
- Established programs have members on RedFlagDeals reporting actual payouts. Newer ones have not paid out yet. Unverified ones were listed in the community thread without any first-hand reports.
- A page changed badge means the program's website changed after we last reviewed its details by hand — the extracted rate is current, but other fields may lag.
- Every rate is funded by the carbon-credit market, not the government, and every program reserves the right to change it. Treat annual-payout programs as a promise, not a paycheque.