Every heat pump program we found, with the equipment rule that decides which models qualify. Checked against each program's own page on October 19, 2026.
LogisVert — residential heat pump and geothermal grants
Open Hydro-Québec
Heat pump amountsAir-source (central or mini-split): $50 per 1,000 BTU/h of heating capacity at −8°C for an ENERGY STAR certified heat pump; $120 per 1,000 BTU/h if it is an ENERGY STAR model 'classified cold climate' (Hydro-Québec's summary card says 'up to $6,700' without a breakdown). Eligible multi-unit buildings, installs from June 15, 2026: +$100 per 1,000 BTU/h at −8°C (total $220), not combinable with the 5% multiple-measures bonus or any other Hydro-Québec or government offer. Geothermal: new system $750 per 1,000 BTU/h,…
Equipment ruleHeat pumps installed on or after November 26, 2025 must be ENERGY STAR certified; the $120 rate needs an ENERGY STAR model 'classified cold climate' (the participant's guide, version 1.10 of September 15, 2026, doesn't define the term further). The model must be on Hydro-Québec's list of eligible heat pumps ('Liste des thermopompes admissibles au Programme', which prevails over the online search tool; searchable by ENERGY STAR Unique ID or AHRI model number, filtered by installation date); the invoice must show…
Other conditionsNo evaluation required. Buy new from a Quebec retailer; contractor registered with the Registraire des entreprises, holding the RBQ licences for the work and belonging to the relevant professional body. Apply within nine months of installation (portal in French); geothermal and thermal storage grants are deducted by the installer. Not eligible: indoor units or ducts outside…
hydroquebec.com ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
LogisVert — modest-income households (free heat pump; Greener Homes Affordability partner)
Closed now Hydro-Québec, with federal Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program funding
Heat pump amountsHeat pump, installation and support at no cost (a municipality may charge permit fees).
Equipment ruleEquipment chosen and installed by the program; no model list or certification rule published on the page.
Other conditionsTenant or owner; main residence heated by baseboard heaters; no heat pump already installed; household income before tax under the 2026–2027 limits ($59,076 for one person to $144,705 for six or more); registered for Éconologis after September 30, 2025. Rollout continues gradually from early fall 2026 through year-end, in certain regions first.
Statusclosed
hydroquebec.com ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Hydro-Québec dual-energy offer (natural gas + electric central heat pump)
Open Hydro-Québec with Énergir and Enbridge Gaz Québec (page refers to the Chauffez vert program)
Heat pump amounts$7,300 for Énergir customers or $6,800 for Enbridge Gaz Québec customers to add an electric central heat pump to a forced-air natural gas system in a detached, semi-detached or row house, or a condo with its own heating system. Duplexes, triplexes and hot-water systems are said to qualify but no amount is given. No ground-source amount.
Equipment ruleAn 'electric central heat pump' added to the existing natural gas system. The page states no ENERGY STAR, cold-climate, capacity or model-list requirement; the gas distributor handles eligibility.
Other conditionsContact the gas distributor (Énergir 1 844 480-1313; Enbridge Gaz Québec 1 819 771-8321) and get contractor bids that include the assistance; billing on Rate DT. Homes already heated by electricity aren't eligible (as of our October 8 check). The page shows no dates or funding status.
hydroquebec.com ↗ · checked October 19, 2026
Chauffez vert — oil and propane conversion component
Closed now Government of Quebec (MELCCFP)
Heat pump amountsNone now: aid has not been offered since March 31, 2026, and applications received after that date are refused.
Equipment ruleWhile it ran: a new system powered by electricity or a combination of renewables (e.g., an air-source heat pump or electric baseboards), new equipment only, with the oil or propane furnace or boiler and the tank fully removed; RBQ-licensed contractor. No ENERGY STAR or cold-climate rule was stated.
Other conditionsNatural gas systems weren't eligible for this component. Quebec's page (updated July 6, 2026) says the conversion component ended after nearly 14 years and 64,000+ households.
Statusclosed
quebec.ca ↗ · checked October 19, 2026