
Ecocamionnage Program — Acquisition of used heavy vehicles
QC, Canada
Quebec's program reduces transport sector greenhouse gas emissions
grant_single|update February 5, 2025
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Grant and Funding
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- Transportation and warehousing
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- Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility of Quebec
- Gouvernement du Québec
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grant_card_status|open
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The Programme d’aide à la réduction des émissions de gaz à effet de serre dans le transport routier des marchandises − Écocamionnage aims to reduce GHG emissions in the road freight transport sector in Quebec, with a focus on enhancing energy efficiency or substituting energy sources. The program provides up to $2,000,000 in funding per project for activities such as acquiring eco-friendly vehicles and technologies, implementing logistics projects, and collaborative delivery initiatives.
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This grant provides a single payment modality for recipients focusing on financial efficiency and simplicity. It is specifically tailored to aid in the acquisition of technology aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions from road freight transport.
- Financial assistance is disbursed in one payment via cheque upon submission of the completed application form, annex, and all required supporting documents.
- Required documents include a valid registration certificate for each vehicle, and proof of purchase and installation of the technology.
- Only one financial aid per technology can be granted.
- Additional documentation may be required when aerodynamic equipment is included in new tractor purchases.
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The Ecocamionnage Program under the "Acquisition of used heavy vehicles component" focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the freight transportation sector. Eligible projects aim to enhance technological capabilities of vehicles to achieve this objective.
- Acquisition of new technologies that can be installed on existing freight vehicles.
- Replacement of standard vehicle equipment with advanced eco-friendly technologies.
grant_single_labels|admissibility
Eligibility for this grant requires meeting the following criteria.
- The applicant must hold a registration with the Registre des propriétaires et des exploitants de véhicules lourds de la Commission des transports du Québec with a satisfactory safety rating.
- The applicant's establishment must be located in Quebec.
- The vehicles targeted by the application must be registered in Quebec.
- The applicant must be the owner or operator of the vehicle(s) involved at the time of application.
grant_eligibility_criteria|who_can_apply
This grant is available for applicants who are registered owners or operators of heavy vehicles and have a satisfactory safety rating in Quebec.
- Applicants must be companies, individuals, organizations, or municipalities registered in the Register of Owners and Operators of Heavy Vehicles with a satisfactory safety rating from the Commission des transports du Québec.
- The entity applying must have its establishment located in Quebec.
- The vehicles involved in the application must be registered in Quebec.
- The applicant must be the owner or operator of the vehicles at the time of the application.
grant_eligibility_criteria|who_cannot_apply
Due to specific criteria outlined for the grant, certain types of vehicles are not eligible for this program, focusing on the transportation of goods rather than people.
- Companies operating vehicles used for passenger transportation.
- Businesses using fire trucks or ambulances.
- Entities employing heavy machinery.
grant_eligibility_criteria|eligible_expenses
The Ecocamionnage Program covers expenses related to the acquisition and installation of technologies on heavy vehicles.
- Acquisition costs of the technology.
- Installation expenses, including labor and parts required for installation.
- Additional costs associated with replacing existing technology with the new technology.
grant_eligibility_criteria|zone
This grant is specifically available for companies that are based within the province of Quebec. Eligible geographical areas are restricted to ensure the program supports local businesses in accordance with regional emissions reduction objectives.
- Companies or individuals with an establishment located in Quebec.
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The grant does not explicitly mention evaluation and selection criteria but outlines specific eligibility and financial criteria for the applicants and the vehicles. The main focus is on the compliance with registration, ownership, type of vehicle, and the adoption of environmentally efficient technologies.
- Titularies must have an RPEVL of the CTQ with a satisfactory safety rating.
- The applicant must be the owner or operator of the vehicles at the time of the request.
- Vehicles must be registered in Quebec and classified as heavy vehicles.
- Vehicles must be between two and six years old and registered for the first time in Quebec at the time of the transaction.
- Only expenses for the acquisition of environmentally efficient heavy vehicles are admissible.
- The financial aid depends on the age of the vehicle and type of technology being adopted (hybrid, electric, or alternative fuel).
- One financial aid per vehicle can be granted.
- Documentary proof such as a valid registration certificate, proof of purchase, and a mechanical inspection certificate from the SAAQ is required.
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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:
- The financial assistance is provided in a single payment via cheque, contingent on the submission of the required documentation, including a valid registration certificate and proof of purchase and installation.
- For the acquisition of aerodynamic equipment for tractors, when purchased new, technical specifications of the tractor detailing the installed aerodynamic devices must be provided.
- Applications must be submitted electronically to the specified email address, and applicants will receive an automatic acknowledgment of receipt.
- If applications are incomplete, the program representative will contact the applicant to furnish missing information within a reasonable timeframe, failing which the application will be temporarily denied.
- A maximum of one financial aid can be granted per technology requested.
- Once a positive evaluation of the application is completed, a recommendation for financial aid is made to the ministerial authorities, with aid confirmed upon their approval.
- Non-reimbursable expenses include provincial sales tax, goods and services tax, operating and maintenance costs, labor costs for application preparation, and delivery and administrative fees.
grant_single_labels|contact
ecocamionnage@transports.gouv.qc.ca
1-888-717-8082
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