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By Émile Audet
December 4, 2025

What the Roulez Vert Multi-unit Building Charging Station Rebate Can Fund

The Roulez Vert Multi-unit building charging station rebate offers vital financial assistance to support the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in multi-unit residential buildings across Quebec. This initiative not only incentivizes the adoption of electric vehicles but also facilitates sustainable living solutions for residents. Understanding what expenses are covered by this rebate is crucial for property owners and managers planning to participate in the program.

Program Funding Overview

The Roulez Vert rebate provides financial assistance to cover up to 50% of eligible expenses, with a maximum of $5,000 available per charging station or connector. This support is aimed at reducing the upfront costs associated with EV infrastructure, making it more accessible for multi-unit buildings. The program is a key component of Quebec's broader efforts to promote electric mobility and reduce carbon emissions.

Funding Amounts & Rates

Eligible applicants can receive funding that covers half of their eligible expenses up to a maximum of $5,000 per charging station or connector. This financial support can significantly reduce the financial burden on building owners or managers looking to install EV charging infrastructure.

  • Maximum funding: $5,000 per station/connector

  • Coverage: 50% of eligible expenses

Eligible Expenses

To benefit from the Roulez Vert rebate, certain expenses must meet eligibility criteria. Here's a detailed list of costs that qualify:

  • Purchase or Leasing Costs: The initial cost of purchasing or leasing the charging station.

  • Installation Work: Expenses related to the installation of the charging stations, including labor and materials.

  • Project Planning and Completion: Costs associated with the planning and execution of the installation project, such as feasibility studies and project management fees.

These expenses ensure the comprehensive integration of EV charging stations into existing infrastructure, benefiting both residents and property managers.

Ineligible Expenses

The program also specifies certain costs that do not qualify for the rebate. These include:

  • Maintenance and repair costs post-installation

  • Operational costs such as electricity

  • Costs incurred before the application approval

Understanding these exclusions is essential for applicants to accurately budget their projects and avoid unexpected expenses.

Expense Documentation Requirements

Applicants must provide detailed documentation to substantiate their claims for eligible expenses. This includes:

  • Receipts and invoices for all eligible costs

  • Contracts and agreements related to the project

  • Detailed financial statements highlighting the eligible expenses

Proper documentation ensures a smooth application process and timely disbursement of funds.

Examples of Funded Projects

Consider a multi-unit building in Montreal that installed six charging stations. The project, which included purchase, installation, and project management, totaled $60,000. With the Roulez Vert rebate, the building management received $30,000, significantly offsetting the cost.

Funding Disbursement & Claiming Process

Once the installation is complete, applicants can submit their claims. The rebate is disbursed in a single installment, simplifying the financial planning for project managers.

  • Submit after project completion

  • One-time payment process

Stacking Rules

The Roulez Vert rebate can be combined with other provincial or federal incentives, provided the total funding does not exceed the cost of the project. Applicants should verify compatibility with other programs to maximize their funding opportunities.

Real-World Budgeting Tips

To maximize eligible expenses, applicants should:

  • Plan projects to align with the rebate's eligibility criteria

  • Maintain detailed records of all project-related costs

  • Explore potential co-funding opportunities

These strategies can help applicants optimize their funding and ensure successful project completion.

Conclusion

The Roulez Vert Multi-unit building charging station rebate offers substantial support for the installation of EV charging infrastructure, fostering a more sustainable future for Quebec's residential buildings. By understanding what expenses are eligible, applicants can effectively plan and execute their projects, ensuring they maximize the benefits of this valuable program.

About the author

Émile Audet - Canadian grants specialist

Émile Audet

Canadian grants specialist
Working at helloDarwin for some time now, I'm in charge of providing you with the information you need on government aid. Dedicated to helping companies in Quebec and Canada reach their full potential, I write on the helloDarwin blog about the various programs, allowances and funding available to enable organizations to make their digital transformation through access to federal and provincial support.

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