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LogisVert — air-to-air heat pump
Hydro-Québec
$50 or $120 per 1,000 BTU/h at −8 °C
Hydro-Québec pays by capacity, not by a flat sum: $50 per 1,000 BTU/h at −8 °C for an ENERGY STAR certified unit, and $120 per 1,000 BTU/h for a cold-climate model. Your total depends on the unit you install.
- What it helps with
- Installing an ENERGY STAR certified air-to-air heat pump for heating and cooling.
- Who may qualify
- Owners of an eligible year-round home supplied by Hydro-Québec, an off-grid network, or a municipal or co-operative network. Sherbrooke, Westmount, Magog, Joliette, Baie-Comeau, Alma, Coaticook and Amos are municipal networks and are included.
- Important requirements
- The unit must be ENERGY STAR certified with at least 12,000 BTU/h of cooling capacity. Heat pumps installed after 26 November 2025 must be ENERGY STAR certified. The application must reach Hydro-Québec no later than nine months after the measure is installed.
- Combining with other programs
- Hydro-Québec publishes 5% bonus financing when several measures are combined in one application. Whether LogisVert stacks with a given municipal program is set by that municipality, so confirm both before you buy.
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LogisVert — geothermal heat pump
Hydro-Québec
$750 per 1,000 BTU/h
Published for a geothermal heat pump used as the central heating system. Replacing an end-of-life geothermal unit is a separate, smaller measure at $250 per 1,000 BTU/h, capped at $18,000 per address.
- What it helps with
- Installing a geothermal (ground-source) heat pump as the central heating system.
- Who may qualify
- Owners of an eligible home. The grant is deducted directly from the installer invoice.
- Important requirements
- Geothermal work is specialised and the amount depends on installed capacity. Confirm the measure and your capacity with Hydro-Québec before committing.
- Combining with other programs
- 5% bonus financing is published for combining several measures in one application.
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LogisVert — roof insulation and caulking
Hydro-Québec
$1,500
Published as a single amount for the combined measure, once per address.
- What it helps with
- Insulating the roof and caulking around windows, doors and ventilation openings.
- Who may qualify
- Owners of an eligible home, one grant per address.
- Important requirements
- The roof insulation must reach a minimum of RSI 8.8, and the caulking work forms part of the same measure.
- Combining with other programs
- Rénoclimat also pays for insulation on its own track. Check with both administrators before assuming one grant tops up the other.
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LogisVert — solar panels
Hydro-Québec
$1,000 per installed kilowatt
Published as $1,000 per installed kilowatt, up to 40% of total costs.
- What it helps with
- Buying and installing solar panels and the inverter that goes with them.
- Who may qualify
- Owners of an eligible home who hold the final Hydro-Québec connection authorisation.
- Important requirements
- Applies to installations completed after 30 June 2025, and you must have the final Hydro-Québec connection authorisation. The residential LogisVert offer does not publish a home battery storage grant.
- Combining with other programs
- Verify with Hydro-Québec before assuming this combines with any other solar incentive.
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LogisVert — electric thermal storage
Hydro-Québec
$15,000, or $22,000 with a central heat pump
Published as $15,000 for an electric thermal storage system replacing a central heating unit, and $22,000 where the storage system is installed together with a central heat pump.
- What it helps with
- Replacing a central heating unit with an electric thermal storage system, on its own or with a central heat pump.
- Who may qualify
- Owners of an eligible home.
- Important requirements
- The grant is deducted directly from the installer invoice, so the installer has to be set up for the measure before the work starts.
- Combining with other programs
- 5% bonus financing is published for combining several measures in one application.
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LogisVert — modest-income households
Hydro-Québec
No cost to the household
Published as energy-efficiency work at no cost, beginning with heat pump installation. Hydro-Québec states that doors, windows and smart thermostats follow from 2027.
- What it helps with
- A cold-climate heat pump and smart thermostats installed at no cost for qualifying households.
- Who may qualify
- Tenants or owners whose household income is below the published thresholds, whose home is their main residence and is heated by baseboard heaters, and who receive an electricity bill in their own name.
- Important requirements
- You cannot apply directly. Taking part in Éconologis first is a prerequisite, and the Éconologis advisor passes your information to Hydro-Québec. Registration for the 2026–2027 season has closed.
- Combining with other programs
- This replaces paying for the work yourself, so the usual LogisVert grants do not apply to the same measure.
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Rénoclimat — insulation
Gouvernement du Québec
From $50 to $3,750, by surface
Published per surface: roof assembly $50–$1,500; exterior walls $450–$3,750; basement exterior wall $250–$2,500; basement rim joist $200–$250; crawl space wall $200–$2,000; crawl space floor $500; exposed floor $380.
- What it helps with
- Adding insulation to the roof, exterior walls, basement, crawl space or an exposed floor.
- Who may qualify
- Quebec homeowners who complete the program energy evaluations.
- Important requirements
- A pre-retrofit energy evaluation must happen BEFORE any work starts, and a post-retrofit evaluation after. Work started before the first evaluation is not eligible. Most surfaces require at least 20% of the area to be insulated. Semi-detached and corner row houses receive 75% of the wall amount, other row houses 50%.
- Combining with other programs
- Rénoclimat participation is what makes the Longueuil insulation top-up possible, so in Longueuil the two are designed to work together.
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Rénoclimat — airtightness
Gouvernement du Québec
Between $400 and $800
Published as a range; where you land depends on the airtightness improvement measured between the two evaluations.
- What it helps with
- Air sealing work that measurably reduces air leakage.
- Who may qualify
- Quebec homeowners who complete both energy evaluations.
- Important requirements
- The amount is driven by the measured improvement, so it is not known until the post-retrofit evaluation is done.
- Combining with other programs
- The LogisVert roof measure also includes caulking. Confirm with both administrators before assuming you can claim the same work twice.
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Rénoclimat — doors and windows
Gouvernement du Québec
$150 each
Published as $150 for each ENERGY STAR certified door or window replaced.
- What it helps with
- Replacing doors and windows with ENERGY STAR certified models.
- Who may qualify
- Quebec homeowners who complete both energy evaluations.
- Important requirements
- Only ENERGY STAR certified models count, and the pre-retrofit evaluation has to come first.
- Combining with other programs
- RénoPlex in Montréal pays its own per-opening amounts. Check whether both can apply to the same opening before you order.
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Rénoclimat — heat recovery ventilator
Gouvernement du Québec
$500
Published for installing or replacing an HRV or ERV. A drain water heat recovery system is a separate measure at $120 to $180, for a new installation only.
- What it helps with
- Installing or replacing a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) or energy recovery ventilator (ERV).
- Who may qualify
- Quebec homeowners who complete both energy evaluations.
- Important requirements
- The unit must be a heat recovery system listed in Section 3 of the Home Ventilating Institute certified product directory. Note that Rénoclimat no longer gives assistance for installing or replacing a heating system itself.
- Combining with other programs
- Because Rénoclimat dropped heating systems, the heat pump side is handled by LogisVert instead. The two programs cover different measures.
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Seasonal — intake closed for this season
Éconologis
Gouvernement du Québec
Free service
There is no cash payment. The value is the visit, the light work and the thermostats, all provided at no charge.
- What it helps with
- A free advisory visit, light weatherproofing such as caulking, weatherstripping and outlet insulation, and free electronic thermostats.
- Who may qualify
- Owners or tenants, on any heating fuel, whose total household income is at or below the published threshold. For 2026–2027 before tax: $59,076 for one person, $83,541 for two, $102,318 for three, $118,148 for four, $132,094 for five and $144,705 for six or more.
- Important requirements
- Seasonal, running 1 October to 31 March. Registration for the 2026–2027 season has closed and the published visit capacity has been reached. You are not eligible if you took part in the last five years, or the last three if you have moved.
- Combining with other programs
- Taking part is the route into the LogisVert modest-income offer, which is how a household gets a heat pump at no cost.
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Dual energy conversion (electricity and natural gas)
Gouvernement du Québec with Énergir, Enbridge Gaz Québec and Hydro-Québec
Amount varies
The Quebec government page does not publish a single residential dollar figure. The amount is set by your natural gas distributor, so we link to the official page rather than quote a number.
- What it helps with
- Converting a natural gas heating system to a dual-energy system that runs on electricity most of the time and switches to gas in deep cold.
- Who may qualify
- Owners of single-family homes, duplexes, triplexes and multi-unit residential buildings whose home is heated with natural gas before the work begins.
- Important requirements
- Your home must already be heated with natural gas. You apply through your gas distributor, Énergir or Enbridge Gaz Québec, not through the government. A dual-energy system uses electricity roughly 70% of the time and switches to gas at about −12 °C and below.
- Combining with other programs
- This stream replaced the dual-energy part of Chauffez vert for gas customers. Do not expect to claim both.
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Écorecharge — home charging station
Gouvernement du Québec
$600
Published as a flat $600 for the purchase and installation of a 240-volt home charging station.
- What it helps with
- Buying and installing a 240-volt charging station at home.
- Who may qualify
- Quebec residents who own an eligible electric vehicle at the time of the application.
- Important requirements
- The station must cost more than $600 before taxes and be installed by an electrician. The program runs until its budget is used up or the government ends it, so it is not guaranteed to be open when you are ready.
- Combining with other programs
- This is a vehicle-charging grant, separate from the home-upgrade programs above.
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RénoPlex
Ville de Montréal
Up to $26,000, or $52,000 for 2 to 5 units
Published maximums per building. Individual measures are paid at set rates: replacing oil or gas heating with electric central heating $1,000 per unit, or with a central heat pump $1,350 per unit; windows $410 each; doors $550; patio doors $700; oil to electric water heater $550 per unit; EV charging work $370 per unit. Insulation is paid by area, for example attic or roof at $3 per square metre per R20 increment.
- What it helps with
- Renovation work on buildings of 1 to 5 units, including heating conversion, insulation, windows and doors.
- Who may qualify
- Owners of 1 to 5 unit residential buildings in Montréal.
- Important requirements
- A building value cap applies: the building must be at or below $3,860 per square metre to reach the work in Blocks 1 and 3. Co-operatives and non-profits get 1.5 times the maximum.
- Combining with other programs
- Montréal sets its own caps. Confirm with the borough whether a provincial grant on the same measure affects your RénoPlex amount.
RebateQuebec · Longueuil
Current
Insulation improvement program (PAI)
Ville de Longueuil
25% of your Rénoclimat assistance, up to $3,000
Published as a top-up worth 25% of the financial assistance Rénoclimat granted you, to a maximum of $3,000 per eligible building, plus $25 for completing an infiltrometry test.
- What it helps with
- Topping up insulation, air sealing and mechanical system work that Rénoclimat already paid toward.
- Who may qualify
- Owner-occupants of an eligible residential building in the eligible sector of Longueuil who have already received Rénoclimat assistance.
- Important requirements
- You must have received Rénoclimat assistance first, the work must be recommended in the pre-retrofit evaluation report, and you need a Longueuil construction permit before the work begins. The City states there is currently no waiting list.
- Combining with other programs
- This one is explicitly designed to stack on top of Rénoclimat. Rénoclimat assistance is a precondition, not a conflict.
RebateQuebec · Laval
Could not verify — check with the administrator
Subsidy for replacing an oil heating system
Ville de Laval
Amount varies
We could not retrieve the City of Laval page to verify the amount or the current status, so we publish no figure. Amounts quoted on contractor websites are not an official source.
- What it helps with
- Replacing an oil heating system, according to the published City of Laval program.
- Who may qualify
- Laval property owners. Confirm the current criteria directly with the City.
- Important requirements
- Treat this as a lead to follow, not a confirmed amount. Check the City of Laval page or call the City before you count on it.
- Combining with other programs
- Unknown until the City terms are confirmed.
