Eco-recharge Program - Component 2: Multi-unit residential building managers

• Invoice for the charging station or the long-term lease agreement, and for a lease, the invoices for the initial payments already made.
• Invoice for the installation work performed by an electrician.
• The vehicle registration certificate or the SAAQ Service Received document.
• An excerpt from the declaration of co-ownership, or another official document showing the address of the building and the number of residential private units.
• Photos of the installed charging station, the multiple dwelling, and the parking areas; photos of the new electrical infrastructure, if applicable.

Who is eligible?

• A person who lives in a multiple dwelling and owns an electric vehicle; this person may be either the owner or the tenant of the dwelling.
• A business, municipality, or organization that has acquired an electric vehicle used by an employee who resides in a multiple dwelling.

Who is not eligible

• Property owners and condominium syndicates applying for shared electrical infrastructure or installation projects under this component.

Eligible expenses

• The cost of acquiring an eligible charging station, whether purchased or leased, before taxes.
• For a leased charging station, the acquisition cost is the total of all past and future monthly payments, and the lease must be for at least 36 months.
• The cost of installing the charging station and the required electrical infrastructure for its operation, in certain cases.

Ineligible Costs and Activities

• Taxes, delivery fees, charging station accessories, replacement parts, operation fees, maintenance or servicing fees, and extended warranties cannot be included in the acquisition cost.
• Used charging stations and charging stations used for demonstration purposes.
• Charging station models that are not on the list of eligible charging stations.
• Installation costs for triplexes or quadruplexes built after October 1, 2018, or multiple dwellings with five or more units built on or after September 26, 2026.
• Installation costs for buildings that have received Écorecharge assistance for upgrading their electrical infrastructure.

• Create a user account in the online services if you have never applied for financial assistance for an electric vehicle.
• Prepare an electronic copy of the required documents in PDF format, or take a photo of each page with your cell phone.
• Sign in to the online services, select Roulez vert and Écorecharge programs, open the My Applications tab, and click Create an application.
• Select Recharge, then Residential multiple dwelling, complete the Installation Address and Charging Station tabs, attach the required supporting documents, save the application, and click Submit Application.
• If you cannot use the online services, complete and sign the PDF form and send it with a copy of all required documents to the program’s address by mail.

• If supporting documents or additional information are required to process your application, you will be notified by email.
• You will need to sign in to your file in the online services to make the required corrections.
• Once your application is approved, you will be notified by email.
• If you are an individual, you must sign in again to the online services and enter your social insurance number in the My Notices tab before the financial assistance is paid.
• You will receive your reimbursement by cheque, by mail, within four to six weeks.

• The program is administered by the Government of Quebec.
• For multiresidential projects, the main applicant can be a property owner, manager, developer, or condominium syndicate.
• Applications are generally submitted through the program’s online services.