Heat pump grants and who qualifies

For cold-climate ENERGY STAR heat pumps, up to $6,700 ($50 per 1,000 BTU/h for other ENERGY STAR models). See Hydro-Québec’s LogisVert page. Available for the purchase and installation of an eligible heat pump. The amount depends on the exact indoor and outdoor equipment combination and its eligible heating capacity.

• The equipment must appear on the LogisVert eligibility list.
• Installation must be completed by a qualified contractor.
• The application must be submitted within nine months of installation.
• The customer pays for the installation and receives the approved grant afterward.

LogisVert is not limited to replacing electric baseboards or an electric furnace, and there is no separate universal $2,000 limit for ductless systems.

Available to eligible Énergir customers converting an existing natural-gas heating system to dual energy. The heat pump operates during milder weather, and natural gas takes over below the program’s changeover temperature.

• The home must have an eligible natural-gas central heating system.
• The project must meet Énergir’s equipment and control requirements.
• Assistance can cover up to 80% of the additional conversion cost.
• Eligible homes move to the applicable dual-energy electricity rate.

The federal Oil to Heat Pump Affordability program closed to new applications in Quebec on July 31, 2026. If you applied before the deadline, refer to your application for the remaining requirements and completion dates.

Rénoclimat no longer provides financial assistance for installing or replacing a heating system. It may provide separate assistance for insulation, air sealing, doors, windows and certain ventilation work.

• A pre-retrofit energy evaluation is required before work begins.
• A post-retrofit evaluation is required after completion.
• Assistance depends on the improvements completed and the resulting energy performance.
• Rénoclimat does not reduce the price of the heat pump itself.