Quebec · Energy & home
Heat pumps, insulation, windows, solar and efficiency upgrades: the Quebec and federal programs that pay part of the cost, with what each one covers and where the money actually comes from.
Every federal program applies in Quebec, and we track its main provincial programs. We are still deepening local coverage here, so treat this as a strong starting point rather than an exhaustive list, and always confirm on the official page.
Each with its official source and last-verified date
Natural Resources Canada
No-cost home energy retrofits, insulation, heat pumps and more, for low-to-median-income households, delivered through participating provinces. Renters are eligible.
Value
Delivered as no-cost retrofits rather than a cash amount.
Intake
Ongoing
Gouvernement du Québec, Transition énergétique
Assistance for replacing an oil or propane heating system and water heater with a renewable energy source such as hydroelectricity, geothermal or biomass.
Value
Assistance depends on the system replaced and the replacement chosen.
Intake
Ongoing
Ministere de l'Environnement, de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, de la Faune et des Parcs
A free winter visit for low-income Quebec households: energy advice, and electronic thermostats installed at no charge.
Value
Advice and free electronic thermostats rather than a payment.
Deadline
Not stated
Hydro-Quebec
Hydro-Quebec grants for home energy efficiency work, worth up to $6,700 depending on the measures you install.
Value
Up to $6,700
Deadline
Nov 30, 2026
Hydro-Quebec
A no-cost heat pump for Quebec households under the income thresholds, installed rather than reimbursed.
Value
Amount on official page
Intake
Ongoing
Gouvernement du Québec, Transition énergétique
Financial assistance for Quebec homeowners who improve their home's energy performance, based on an energy evaluation before and after the work.
Value
Assistance is calculated per measure and depends on the energy improvement achieved.
Intake
Ongoing
CashRadar identifies potential matches. Final eligibility is determined by the program administrator. CashRadar is an independent service and is not affiliated with the Government of Canada or any provincial government.