How much funding can be received?

Funds up to 50% of admissible expenses, capped at $5000 per project.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is 2025-02-01T05:00:00Z.

Who are the financial supporters of the Roulez Vert — Multi-unit building charging station rebate?

Roulez Vert — Multi-unit building charging station rebate is funded by Gouvernement du Québec

What are Roulez Vert — Multi-unit building charging station rebate's eligibility criterias?

The applicant must be a building owner or manager, co-ownership syndicate, or resident owner or tenant of a multiple dwelling building in Québec. The building must have at least five dwelling units (or three or four units if built before October 1, 2018). The applicant must install eligible charging stations for residents and their visitors.

Roulez Vert — Multi-unit building charging station rebate

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Financial assistance for charging stations for multi-unit residential buildings

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Gouvernement du Québec

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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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Financial assistance covers up to 50% of eligible expenses per project.
The maximum financial assistance is $5,000 per connector or wireless charging station.
For long-term leasing of charging stations, assistance includes $500 per connector or wireless charging station plus 50% of eligible installation expenses, with an overall cap of $5,000 per connector or wireless charging station.
The maximum annual financial assistance per eligible building is $20,000 for buildings with 3 to 9 dwelling units, $40,000 for buildings with 10 to 19 dwelling units, and $49,000 for buildings with 20 or more dwelling units.
Financial assistance is calculated based on eligible costs before taxes; taxes are ineligible for reimbursement.
Assistance is provided in a single installment following completion of the installation work and submission of required documentation.

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Installation of charging stations for electric vehicles in multiple dwelling buildings.
Long-term leasing of eligible charging stations for use in multiple dwelling buildings.
Expansion of electrical supply and distribution infrastructure to accommodate future charging needs (oversizing) in multiple dwelling buildings.
Implementation of devices or software to manage energy consumption for charging electric vehicles in multiple dwelling buildings.
Design and planning of charging solutions, including preparation of plans and specifications for the installation project.

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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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The applicant may be a building owner, manager, syndicate of co-owners, property developer, resident owner, or tenant of a multiple dwelling building.
Businesses, municipalities, or organizations that have acquired an electric vehicle used by an employee residing in a multiple dwelling building are also eligible.
The project must involve the installation of charging stations in a building located in Québec.
The building must have a minimum of five dwelling units, or if built before October 1, 2018, at least three dwelling units.
The building can be residential or mixed-use (residential and commercial).
The parking spaces for the charging stations must be located in a common area.

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Owners of multiple dwelling buildings (residential or mixed-use)
Property developers
Property managers
Syndicates of co-owners (condominium associations)
Resident owners or tenants of multiple dwelling buildings with an electric vehicle
Businesses, municipalities, or organizations that have acquired an electric vehicle used by an employee who lives in a multiple dwelling building

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Cost of purchasing eligible charging stations.
Long-term leasing expenses for eligible charging stations.
Installation costs for eligible charging stations, including labor and materials for the required electricity supply infrastructure.
Expenses for installing electrical supply and distribution infrastructure for future charging stations (oversizing), when performed by a building developer, owner, manager, or syndicate of co-owners.
Professional fees for designing charging solutions and preparing plans and specifications (for work completed after April 18, 2023).
Cost of acquiring a device or software to manage the energy consumed by electric vehicle charging (for work completed after April 18, 2023).
Permit fees required to carry out installation work (for work completed after April 18, 2023).

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Buildings situated in Québec.

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Verify program eligibility

Check the eligibility of the applicant (resident, owner, manager, syndicate, developer, business, municipality, or organization)
Verify that the building and parking features meet program requirements (number of units, location, parking area)

Select eligible charging stations

Ensure your project involves new, eligible charging stations on the approved list
Decide whether to purchase or lease the equipment

Collect supporting documents

Gather eligible invoices and proofs of payment related to the purchase or lease and installation
Collect professional fee invoices, permit receipts, and documentation for energy management devices if applicable
Take photographs of installed charging stations and infrastructure

Prepare applicant documentation

For residents: provide vehicle details (VIN, registration certificate)
For syndicates or owners: prepare the extract of the declaration of co-ownership or official proof of address and number of units
Ensure all documents are in the applicant’s name

Submit application for financial assistance

Submit your completed application form with all supporting documents (invoices, proofs of payment, photos, vehicle or property documents)
Ensure submission is made once installation work is completed

Await subsidy decision

Wait for the program to process and review your application
Be prepared to provide additional information if requested

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The charging station must remain in service for at least three years after receiving financial assistance.
Recipients must ensure that residents have priority access to the charging stations, which may also be used by residents’ visitors.
Applications must include photographs clearly showing each installed charging station and relevant parking spaces, as well as labels and any new electrical infrastructure.
Proof of payment must: be in the applicant’s name and can include bank statements, credit card statements, or endorsed cheques.
Invoices must include detailed information such as the applicant's name, building address, date of transaction, supplier’s contact information, and breakdown of costs.
If you lease a charging station, the lease must have started after January 1, 2020.
Fiscal calculations are based on the Government of Québec's fiscal year (April 1 to March 31). The submission date determines the relevant fiscal year for the grant.
Expenses for work completed during the program’s temporary suspension (February 1 to March 31, 2025) are not eligible for reimbursement.
The list of eligible charging stations is only available in French. Only stations on this list are admissible, and only manufacturers/distributors can request additions.
Work involving 'oversizing' of electrical infrastructure is only an eligible expense if led by developers, owners, managers, or syndicates of co-owners.
Professional fees and software/hardware costs related to energy management qualify as eligible expenses only for work completed after April 18, 2023.
For applicants who are residents submitting on their own behalf, the application is linked to the electric vehicle registered in their name, and further financial assistance is not available if they move unless a new electric vehicle is purchased.
Joint or cost-sharing applications require that only one party submits the full claim; costs divided among co-owners require each to submit their own reimbursement request if they have eligible vehicles.
Supporting documents must verify all eligible expenses and be submitted with the application.
Taxes (GST, QST) are not reimbursed and must not be included in the calculation of eligible expenses.
Recommended installation guidelines to ensure accessibility for mobility-impaired individuals are available from Hydro-Québec (in French only).