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Rebates and grants for electrical work in the Eastern Townships

EV chargers, heat pumps, induction ranges: grants from Québec, Hydro-Québec, the federal government and municipalities, each with its official link. Everything was checked on October 17, 2026. Programs change: always read the official page before you buy.

Which grants apply to your project?

Three questions, and you see the grants that apply, each with its official link.

1. Your project

2. Your building

Choose your project.

The grants appear here as you go.

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Always check the official page before you buy: programs change. You apply yourself; we give you the detailed invoice and proof of installation.

EV chargers

Government of Québec, Écorecharge program

Home charging station

$600

The owner of an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle registered in Québec, in a house or duplex (one or two units).

  • New, certified Level 2 charger on the list of eligible chargers.
  • Since April 1, 2026, only connected chargers are eligible (controllable from an app).
  • The charger purchase or lease must cost more than $600 before taxes.
  • Installation costs are not covered, but proof of installation is required.
  • The program ends on March 31, 2028.

What we do: We install the charger and its circuit and give you the installation invoice that serves as proof. You apply online.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Government of Québec, Écorecharge program

Individual charger in a multi-unit building

Up to $5,000

An EV owner living in a building of 3 or more units with shared parking.

  • Covers purchase and installation, up to $5,000 in total.
  • Eligible, connected Level 2 charger.
  • Get the approval of the owner or condo board before the work.

What we do: We assess the power available in the building and do the installation, with a detailed invoice for the application.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Government of Québec, Écorecharge program

Electrical upgrade of a multi-unit building

50%, up to $120,000 per building

Owners and managers of multi-unit buildings preparing parking for charging.

  • The project must make at least 50% of residents’ spaces ready to power.
  • Covers conduits, electrical infrastructure, energy management and plans.
  • Separate amounts exist for the chargers themselves and for a preliminary analysis.

What we do: We do the building’s load calculation and the infrastructure work, in commercial and multi-unit buildings.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Government of Québec, Écorecharge program

Chargers for businesses

50% of eligible costs

Québec businesses, municipalities and organizations.

  • Covers the chargers, installation and electrical infrastructure.
  • For Level 2 chargers, the grant cannot exceed twice the eligible purchase cost of the chargers.

What we do: We install chargers and their power supply for businesses, buildings and fleets.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Heat pumps and energy efficiency

Hydro-Québec, LogisVert program

Heat pump

$50 or $120 per 1,000 BTU/h

Owners of houses, year-round chalets, condos and plexes.

  • New ENERGY STAR heat pump: $50 per 1,000 BTU/h at −8 °C; cold-climate model: $120.
  • Central or wall-mounted unit, outdoor unit of at least 12,000 BTU/h.
  • Installed by a company holding the appropriate RBQ licences.
  • Apply online within 9 months of installation.

What we do: We do the dedicated circuit, disconnect and load calculation, coordinated with your heat pump installer.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Hydro-Québec, LogisVert program

Induction range

$250

Owners and tenants.

  • Complete new range: at least four induction elements and a convection oven.
  • Induction cooktops alone are not eligible.
  • One range per address.

What we do: We check that the range circuit is adequate and redo it if needed during a kitchen renovation.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Hydro-Québec, LogisVert program

Efficient pool pump

$125 or $300

Owners of a house with a pool.

  • $125 for a two-speed pump, $300 for a variable-speed pump.
  • Purchase and installation before November 30, 2026; apply by March 1, 2027.
  • This measure is withdrawn from the program after that date.

What we do: We connect the new pump to a compliant circuit, with the protection required near water.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Government of Canada

National Heat Pump Rebate

Up to $10,000 or $2,000

Announced, not yet open

Per the October 8, 2026 announcement: up to $10,000 for households below median income, $2,000 for other eligible households.

  • Announced, not yet open: Hydro-Québec says the details are not yet known and the offers are planned starting in 2027.
  • Per the announcement, combinable with provincial programs such as LogisVert.

What we do: We are following this and will update this page as soon as the official conditions are published.

Official page(new tab)Checked on October 17, 2026

Municipal networks: LogisVert is open to homes supplied by Hydro-Sherbrooke, Hydro-Magog or Hydro-Coaticook, according to the program’s participation guide. Guide (PDF, French)

Municipal grants for a home charger

Among the municipalities where we work, these add their own amount to Québec’s grant. The others did not advertise one on their website when we checked; ask yours.

  • Windsor$150

    The Town of Windsor pays $150 per building, once, to Windsor property owners with an electric vehicle. The annual budget is $2,700: first come, first served.

    Official page
  • East Angus$100

    The Town of East Angus pays $100 to a property owner in town for a Level 2 charger, one per unit, with the invoice (six months old at most).

    Official page
  • CoaticookUp to $250

    The Town of Coaticook refunds the purchase and installation of the charger by a master electrician, up to $250.

    Official page
  • AustinUp to $150

    The Municipality of Austin refunds the purchase and installation of a Level 2 charger by an RBQ-licensed electrical contractor, up to $150, at a primary or secondary residence. Annual budget of $1,500.

    Official page

Frequently asked questions

Can I combine my town’s grant with Québec’s for a charger?
Écorecharge’s program framework does not limit combining for the $600 flat home grant. Each municipal program has its own conditions: read them before you buy.
Can LTE Électrique apply on my behalf?
No. For home chargers, Écorecharge’s framework states that applicants cannot be represented. You apply yourself; we give you the installation invoice and the information you need.
I’m a Hydro-Sherbrooke, Hydro-Magog or Hydro-Coaticook customer: am I eligible for LogisVert?
Yes. The program guide accepts homes supplied by a municipal network, and the City of Sherbrooke has confirmed it for its customers. Each measure’s conditions apply.
Is the charger installation covered?
Not in a house: Québec’s $600 covers buying or leasing the charger. In a multi-unit building, the individual charger grant covers purchase and installation, up to $5,000. Some towns also refund part of the installation.
What about the federal heat pump rebate?
It was announced on October 8, 2026, but its conditions are not yet published. Hydro-Québec says the offers are planned starting in 2027 and that LogisVert remains in effect.

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