Financing and subsidies
for your heat pump
All the financial assistance currently available in Quebec, explained simply: up to $22,000 from Hydro-Québec and up to $10,000 from the Government of Canada.

Current assistance at a glance
Updated November 3, 2026
Subsidies available for your heat pump
Click on your situation to see the details.
Heat pump subsidy
Up to $6,700Financial assistance for the purchase and installation of an eligible heat pump, whether you're replacing an aging system, upgrading your installation or getting one for the first time.
The amount depends on the model you choose, its energy efficiency and its heating capacity as recognized by Hydro-Québec. We show the applicable amount in your quote.
Hydro-Québec encourages high-efficiency heating and air conditioning systems: less electricity used and more comfort, summer and winter.
Good news: the federal rebate could be added to LogisVert.
Steffes heat storage system
Up to $22,000Upgrade your central heating, on its own or combined with a central heat pump, while reducing your consumption during winter peak periods.
$15,000
Steffes heat storage only
$22,000
Heat storage + central heat pump
Deducted directly from your invoice by the authorized contractor: no waiting for a refund.
A central heating system that stores heat in thermal bricks outside peak periods, then gradually releases it throughout the house. Combined with a central heat pump, it heats and cools all year round.
- Single-family, semi-detached and row houses, and some multiplexes
- Existing forced-air central heating
- Suitable space for the heat storage unit
- Installation by an authorized Steffes contractor
Paired with Hydro-Québec's Flex D rate, the heat storage unit can generate additional savings by limiting your consumption during peak periods. Actual savings vary with your home and your habits.
Multi-unit bonus
+80% more aidFor owners of duplexes, triplexes and rental buildings who install ENERGY STAR Cold Climate certified wall-mounted heat pumps.
Assistance per 1,000 BTU/h of recognized capacity at −8 °C
Example: 8 units, one 18,000 BTU/h heat pump each
$3,960 / unit $31,680 in totalFor information only, subject to eligibility.
- 2 or more units, built in 1995 or earlier
- Located in an energy-poverty area designated by Hydro-Québec
- Assessed value per unit below the regional median
- Heated mainly with electricity
- A separate meter for each unit
You apply through Hydro-Québec's LogisVert portal. If the building and equipment are eligible, the bonus is applied automatically. The assistance is paid to the owner once the application is approved.
Owners
Upgraded equipment, a more efficient building, lower project costs.Tenants
Efficient heating in winter, air conditioning in summer, potentially lower bills.Cannot be combined with the multiple-measures bonus or with other government assistance for the same work. Subsidized equipment cannot be used to justify a rent increase (Tribunal administratif du logement rules).
National heat pump rebate program
$2,000 to $10,000- NOV. 1, 2026Retroactive eligibility begins
- NOWInstallation and detailed invoice
- EARLY 2027Application portal opens
- MARCH 2034Scheduled end of the program
Estimate your rebate
Based on the income thresholds published for Quebec.
Number of people in the household
Estimate only. The amount also depends on the cost of the equipment and the final program terms. No rebate is guaranteed until the application is approved.
- Own the home, located in Canada
- Eligible heat pump (AHRI number)
- Purchased and installed by an HVAC contractor
- System able to heat the entire home
- No previous federal heat pump assistance at this address
- Not required: energy assessment, removal of the old system
Maximum after-tax income for the enhanced rebate (Quebec)
| 1 person | $41,228 |
| 2 people | $82,097 |
| 3 people | $107,865 |
| 4 people | $134,232 |
| 5 or more people | $140,225 |
On your 2025 tax return: net income (line 23600) − total tax payable (line 43500). For a couple, add up the results for both spouses.
- Eligibility depends on the equipment combination and its AHRI number, not the brand. We check Daikin, Moovair, York and Panasonic models for you.
- Wall-mounted or central: the system must be able to heat the entire home.
- Accepted current heating: electricity (including baseboards), natural gas, heating oil, propane or wood.
- Principal residence, secondary residence or rental property: possible. Only one rebate per household.
Your JR Énergie invoice will include everything the government requires:
Name and addressInstalling contractorBrand and modelAHRI numberNumber of unitsTotal costElectrical and ductwork
Keep it from the day of installation: a six-month deadline is planned for submitting receipts (to be confirmed when the portal opens).
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Municipal subsidies: check what your city offers
Many cities and RCMs offer financial assistance or a tax credit for energy-efficient work. Amounts and conditions vary from one municipality to another and can change every year.

Limited budgets: apply early in the year.
Getting municipal assistance in 6 steps
2 to 10 weeksSTEP 1
Identify your municipality
Write down the exact name of your city or municipality (e.g. Laval, Terrebonne, Brossard). In rural areas, also identify the regional county municipality (RCM) you belong to.
STEP 2
Do a targeted search
- On Google
"heat pump municipal subsidy [your city]" or "energy renovation program [your municipality]" - On the city or RCM website
Environment, Housing, Urban Planning or Grants and Programs sections - Keywords
Subsidy, program, renovation, energy efficiency
STEP 3
Contact your city or RCM
If the information is missing or unclear, contact the environment, urban planning or housing department, or citizen services. Questions to ask:
- What types of work are eligible?
- Is there financial assistance or a tax credit?
- Is the program still active this year?
- What is the process and which documents are required?
STEP 4
Check the eligibility criteria
Municipal programs often have specific conditions. Confirm them before you start the work.
- Building type
Residential, single-family, rental housing, etc. - Work period
Deadlines and schedule to follow - Certification
Installer holding an RBQ licence or other required accreditation - Required proof
Invoices, photos, permits and certificates of compliance
STEP 5
Fill out the subsidy application
- Form
Online or paper, provided by the municipality - Invoices
Detailed invoices for all the work - Proof
Photos, permits and certificate of compliance - Submission
Within the program deadlines
STEP 6
Wait for approval
Processing times vary from one municipality to another, usually 2 to 10 weeks. The assistance can take several forms:
- Direct refund by cheque
- Municipal tax credit
- Partial refund based on the approved amount
Programs vary
They differ a lot from one city to another and can change every year. Check regularly.
Limited budgets
Municipal budgets run out quickly: act early in the year to maximize your chances.
Often combinable
Municipal assistance can often be combined with LogisVert and other programs. Confirm this with your city.
Cities and regions that have offered a program in the past:
MontréalLaval (oil heating conversion)Saint-JérômeBouchervilleRepentignyMascoucheGatineauSome rural RCMs
Depending on the year and available budgets. Check current availability with your municipality.
Can LogisVert and the federal rebate be combined?
In principle yes, but the details have yet to be confirmed. Here is where things stand.
Confirmed
The federal government allows its rebate to be combined with certain provincial programs.
To be confirmed
Hydro-Québec has not yet specified how it can be combined with LogisVert. We will keep you informed.
Cannot be combined
The multi-unit bonus cannot be combined with other government assistance for the same work.
JR Énergie supports you from start to finish
From assessment to subsidy application, in 4 steps.
- 1
Assessment
Current heating, system sizing and program eligibility.
- 2
Clear quote
Full price, LogisVert checked and potential federal rebate explained.
- 3
Installation
An eligible unit, with its AHRI number confirmed.
- 4
Paperwork in hand
Detailed invoice and technical information for your application.
All your questions about the federal rebate
for Quebec homeowners
The standard rebate is $2,000. It can reach $10,000 if your household's after-tax income is at or below the applicable threshold. This is a maximum: the amount also depends on the cost of the equipment.
No. Eligible installations completed since November 1, 2026 could qualify retroactively.
The federal portal will open in early 2027. No payment will be made before your application is approved. Keep your detailed invoice from the day of installation.
Yes, potentially. The program accepts homes heated with electricity, including baseboards, as well as natural gas, heating oil, propane or wood.
No. No energy assessment is required, before or after the work.
All your questions about LogisVert and eligibility
before buying your heat pump
The federal government allows it to be combined with certain provincial programs, but Hydro-Québec has not yet confirmed the details for LogisVert. The multi-unit bonus, however, cannot be combined.
It depends on your municipality: many cities and RCMs offer assistance or a tax credit, but programs and budgets change every year. Follow the 6 steps in the "Municipal subsidies" section or call your city to confirm.
No. Among other things, the system must be able to heat the entire home and appear on the federal list (AHRI number). We check this before confirming anything with you.
It is deducted directly from your invoice by the authorized installer. You benefit right away.
For the federal rebate, the home does not have to be your principal residence, and a rental property could be eligible. Only one rebate is allowed per household.
Find out how much you could save on your heat pump.
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Information provided for reference only, current as of November 3, 2026. JR Énergie cannot guarantee eligibility or the amount of any financial assistance: all assistance remains subject to approval by the responsible organization. Sources: Hydro-Québec (LogisVert) and Government of Canada (national heat pump rebate program).