Écorecharge rules and amounts updated
The Écorecharge pages now specify new conditions for multiresidential electrical infrastructure work, a later cap of 600 $ for installed chargers in some cases, and a separate page now states up to 5 000 $ for an individual charger in a multiresidential building.
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The Écorecharge materials now state that electrical infrastructure work for multiresidential charging must cover at least 50% of parking spaces without major later work, and that chargers installed afterward may receive only 600 $ in assistance when the infrastructure has already been upgraded. A separate multiresidential charger page now states that an electric vehicle owner can receive up to 5 000 $ for the purchase and installation of an individual charger in the building’s parking area. The submission page also now says the owner or building manager may file the request once the work is finished, and the online-services page now frames the portal as the place to submit the financial-aid request for charger acquisition and installation.

