subsidies

This program from the Government of Quebec offers financial assistance for the acquisition and installation of charging stations for electric vehicles. Residential owners can receive up to $600 for the installation of a charging station at home, while businesses can benefit from a subsidy of up to $5,000 for each station installed.

This program, managed by Transition énergétique Québec, supports companies that undertake projects aimed at reducing their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and improving their energy efficiency. Grants are available for projects to modernize electrical equipment, optimize lighting and heating systems, or for energy management systems.
Grants can cover up to 75% of project costs, depending on the scale and energy efficiency of the measures implemented.

Several provincial and municipal programs encourage the retrofitting of lighting systems to energy-efficient LED technologies. Businesses can get financial assistance to replace traditional lighting with LED systems, thereby reducing their energy consumption. Grants vary, but can cover a significant portion of equipment and installation costs.

This program supports owners of single-family homes, duplexes or triplexes who wish to replace their fossil fuel heating system (oil, propane, etc.) with an electric or geothermal system. Financial assistance can reach $1,275 for the installation of a new electric heating system.

This incentive program from RénoClimat and Hydro-Québec offers grants for improving energy efficiency in homes, including improving insulation, installing more efficient heating systems or replacing aging electrical systems. Grants vary depending on the work done and can be combined with other programs such as Chauffez Vert.

This program aims to help businesses better manage their energy consumption through intelligent energy management systems. It can include the installation of automated lighting, heating, and ventilation control systems. Grants can cover part of the costs of installing the systems and feasibility studies to optimize energy consumption.

Companies or institutions wishing to certify their buildings according to the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) standard can benefit from financial aid for the installation of high-efficiency electrical systems, the use of renewable energy, or intelligent energy management systems. Grants vary depending on the sustainability objectives achieved.