Alberta’s $100 energy rebate closed: check your application

Alberta’s $100 Energy Rebate closed to new applications on October 31, 2026. If your application was rejected and you have resolved the issue, you can resubmit it until November 20. You can view your application and payment details until November 30, 2026.

Who qualifies

For the completed application period, you had to be an Alberta resident, have been at least 18 on July 1, 2026, have filed your 2025 tax return and have household income of $225,000 or less.

The rebate paid $100 per eligible adult. A married or common-law couple could receive $200 if both adults qualified. The October 31 deadline applied to new applications; the November 20 resubmission window is for rejected applications whose issue has been resolved.

Who receives it automatically

Recipients of the Alberta Seniors Benefit, AISH, including clients transitioned to ADAP, and Income Support were automatically enrolled. They did not need to apply.

Check or correct an existing application

Start on Alberta’s official Energy Rebate page and follow “Access application”. Sign in with the Alberta.ca Account used for your application. You can view your application and payment details until November 30, 2026.

If your application was rejected, resolve the issue before resubmitting it. The province accepts these resubmissions until November 20. If the payment status is “failed”, you can update your payment details or use the same details and send the payment again. Payments will not be issued after November 30, 2026.

Get help before support closes

The rebate phone line remains open until 4:30 p.m. on Friday, November 6, 2026. Call 780-401-4014 or toll-free 1-844-401-4014. Regular call-centre hours are 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.

The dedicated email address, albertaenergyrebate@gov.ab.ca, accepts questions about payments and rejected applications until November 30. Do not include personal or confidential information in an email.

For help with your Alberta.ca Account, use the separate account-support number, 1-844-643-2789, or the contact form linked on Alberta’s official page. Account access and the rebate application are separate: getting help signing in does not create a new application after the October 31 deadline.

What to check before November 30

Look at the status of the application and the payment separately. A rejected application needs its issue resolved before the November 20 resubmission deadline. A failed payment needs the payment details corrected or the payment sent again before the November 30 cutoff. The province’s page gives these two routes separately, so use the one that matches the status shown in your account.

Alberta describes the rebate as non-taxable and says it does not affect other government benefits. The original program delivered rebates within 14 days of applying. That describes the program’s payment process; November 30 is now the final date after which the province says it will not issue payments.

The two November deadlines cover different steps

November 20 is the deadline to resubmit a rejected application after resolving the issue. November 30 is the end of access to application and payment details and the final payment-issuance date. The extra ten days do not extend the rejected-application resubmission deadline. If you need to correct an application rather than a failed payment, work to November 20.

For example, an application showing “rejected” and an application showing “failed” payment need different follow-up. The first needs the rejection issue resolved and the application resubmitted; the second uses the payment-details route. Read the status in your account before choosing what to do next. The official rebate team can answer questions about rejected applications and payments through its dedicated email address until November 30.

Because the rebate was paid per eligible adult, a couple’s two $100 rebates were separate payments. Check the application and payment details for the adult whose rebate needs attention. An issue with one payment does not change the published November deadlines.