ÉcoPerformance — Energy management stream
QC, Canada
Financial assistance for energy management systems in Quebec
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Grant and Funding
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- Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
- Manufacturing
- Retail trade
- Other services (except public administration)
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- Gouvernement du Québec
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Up to $310,000 to cover 75% of the costs of implementing an energy management system in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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There are eligible projects and activities for this grant. Organizations can receive financial support for implementing an energy management system to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Eligible projects may include:
- Hiring an energy manager
- Training on energy management and ISO 50001
- Consultant services for system implementation, audits, and certification
- Acquiring measurement equipment and programming
- Certification of ISO 50001 standard
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$105,000
Halifax
Implementing energy-saving measures for a retail business.
$75,000
Ottawa
Enhancing energy efficiency for a non-profit organization.
$112,500
Calgary
Implementing an ISO 50001 energy management system for an IT firm.
$90,000
Toronto
Developing an energy management system for a social enterprise.
$112,500
Vancouver
Creating an energy-efficient system for a restaurant chain.
$90,000
Montreal
Implementing an energy management system at a local cooperative factory.
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This grant supports the implementation of an energy management system to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The financial assistance provided varies based on the current state of the energy management system and the goals of the funding request.
- Hiring an energy manager
- Training on energy management and ISO 50001 standard
- Support and advisory services for system implementation, third-party audits, and certification
- Acquisition of measurement equipment and programming
- Certification of ISO 50001 standard by an accredited certification body
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Eligible types of companies for this grant include businesses, institutions, and industries interested in implementing an energy management system to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Eligible companies must be willing to undergo the process outlined in the program guidelines.
- Businesses
- Institutions
- Industries
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There are eligible expenses for this grant. The eligible expenses include:
- Consultant fees
- Purchase of measuring equipment
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:
- Submission of complete application documents
- Compliance with program requirements
- Assessment of eligibility of expenses
- Confirmation of details through the aid agreement
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- Step 1: Prepare the required documents for the grant application.
- Fill out the Excel Form and PDF Form for financial assistance.
- Get the Description of implementation of an energy management system signed and dated by an engineer.
- Complete the Evaluation of the overall situation according to 10 criteria - Energy management section.
- Step 2: Submit the documents by email to transitionenergetique.affaires@mern.gouv.qc.ca.
- Step 3: Await evaluation of the application and receive the Confirmation of financial assistance conditions.
- Step 4: Provide necessary documentation for the first payment of financial aid after approval.
- Step 5: Submit the updated documents for the final payment within 24 months of the grant agreement.
- Step 6: Undergo annual follow-up by the MELCCFP to monitor the implementation of agreed measures.
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transitionenergetique@mern.gouv.qc.ca
1-866-266-0008
Apply to this program
Management de l'énergie Grant Summary
This grant program supports the implementation of energy management systems to enhance energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Financial assistance is provided based on various criteria including hiring an energy manager, training, external expert services, equipment acquisition, and ISO 50001 certification.
Explaining the Management de l'énergie Grant
The Management de l'énergie grant under the ÉcoPerformance program aims to assist organizations in improving their overall energy performance through the implementation of robust energy management systems. This systematic approach involves developing and maintaining an energy policy, energy planning, implementation, and operation, while adhering to ISO 50001 principles.
Financial support is available for initiatives such as hiring an energy manager, undertaking training on energy management and ISO 50001, engaging external specialists for system implementation, audits, and certification, purchasing measurement equipment, and obtaining ISO 50001 certification from an accredited body.
Qualified expenses for energy management projects include consultant fees and the purchase of measurement equipment. Applicants are required to follow specific steps in the application process, including submitting relevant forms and documentation, receiving evaluation and confirmation of eligibility, and signing a financial assistance agreement.
Upon approval, applicants can receive up to a certain percentage of the funding amount for eligible expenses. Payments are typically disbursed in installments, with the final installment contingent upon the submission of updated reports and compliance checks. Ongoing monitoring is conducted to ensure the implementation of agreed-upon energy efficiency measures.
To participate in the Management de l'énergie grant program, organizations must adhere to the program guidelines, submit required documents, and actively engage in the implementation and reporting stages. By optimizing their energy management practices, participants can enhance their operational efficiency, reduce energy costs, and contribute to environmental sustainability.
