How much funding can be received?

If you own a multi-unit residential building, you can get up to $49,000 to buy, lease and install one or more 240-volt charging stations to enable your tenants to recharge their electric vehicles.

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The Roulez Vert program provides financial assistance aimed at supporting the installation of charging stations in multiple dwelling buildings. The funding structure includes cost-sharing arrangements to aid affordability and maximize accessibility for residents.

Funding covers half of the eligible expenses related to the purchase, leasing, installation, and planning of the charging stations.
The financial assistance is capped at a maximum of $5,000 per charging station or connector installed.
Payment is made as a single instalment once the installation work is successfully completed and verified.

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The Roulez Vert Multi-unit building charging station rebate provides financial assistance for projects focused on installing charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in multi-unit residences. Eligible expenses include purchasing, leasing, and related installation costs.

Installation of electric vehicle charging stations in multiple dwelling buildings.
Purchase or leasing of charging stations that meet the program's eligibility conditions.
Planning and execution of the charging station installation project.
Installation work necessary for setting up the charging stations.

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$ 49,000

Install 3 EV charging stations in a Toronto multi-unit residential building

$ 49,000

Purchase and install one EV charging station at a cooperative housing

$ 49,000

Lease and install two EV charging stations in a apartment complex

$ 49,000

Install EV charging infrastructure for future expansion

$ 49,000

Implement EV charging solutions in a non-profit housing complex

$ 49,000

Purchase, lease, and install EV charging stations in a general partnership

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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the profile of the applicant.

The applicant must be a building owner or manager, a co-ownership syndicate, or a resident owner or tenant.

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Building owners or managers, co-ownership syndicates, or resident owners or tenants.

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The financial assistance for multiple dwelling building charging stations supports activities related to the acquisition and installation of charging stations. These initiatives aim to facilitate the adoption of electric vehicles by providing necessary infrastructure for residents and visitors.

Purchase or leasing of eligible charging stations.
Installation work of charging stations.
Planning and completion of the charging station project.

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Applicants for financial assistance for multi-unit dwelling charging stations need to satisfy specific eligibility criteria. These include being a resident with an electric vehicle or a property owner wishing to provide charging services, along with specific criteria related to the type of building and the expenses incurred.

The applicant must be a resident of a multi-unit dwelling with an electric vehicle, or a property owner, developer, real estate manager, condominium association, business, municipality, or organization with an electric vehicle used by an employee resident in a multi-unit dwelling.
The building must have a minimum of five units if constructed after October 1, 2018. Buildings with three or four units constructed before this date are also eligible.
The building can be residential or mixed-use (e.g., residential and commercial) and must have grouped parking spaces in a common area.
The building must be located in Quebec.
Only expenses directly related to the purchase, installation, and necessary electrical infrastructure for the charging stations are eligible.
The installation must be carried out by a certified electrician according to Quebec's construction code.
If installation work is done internally by the applicant's staff, labor costs are limited to the employee's hourly wage and benefits.
Non-eligible expenses include spare parts, maintenance, accessories, operational costs, lighting, electricity fees, and costs related to parking lot improvements, other than those necessary for the installation.
A $5,000 cap per connector or wireless charging station will be applied.
A maximum yearly financial assistance limit is set based on the number of units in the building: $20,000 for 3-9 units, $40,000 for 10-19 units, and $49,000 for 20 or more units.
Documentation including proof of payment, itemized invoices, rental contracts for leased stations, and photos of installed stations is required for reimbursement.

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

Financial assistance is payable in a single instalment once the installation work is completed.
The amount of financial assistance covers half the eligible expenses, up to a maximum of $5,000 per charging station or connector.
The use of the charging stations is reserved specifically for residents and their visitors, ensuring priority access for those living in the building.