Provincial program

ÉcoPerformance

Gouvernement du Québec (Ministère de l'Environnement — Plan for a Green Economy)

QuebecNatural gasOther / multi-utilityNo deadline stated

Grants for energy-efficiency, energy-conversion and GHG-reduction projects at fossil-fuel-consuming sites, including implementation of energy management systems and building/process optimization.

What the program says

Amount
varies by stream (overview page states no fixed amounts; large industrial project streams carry multi-million-dollar caps)
Deadline
No deadline stated on the source page
Level
Provincial
Region
Quebec
Utility
Natural gas · Other / multi-utility
Provider
Gouvernement du Québec (Ministère de l'Environnement — Plan for a Green Economy)

Status note, recorded at retrieval: Active and extended to March 31, 2027; a new normative framework took effect July 7, 2026 (transitional filing measure until Aug 31, 2026) — rules changed mid-2026, verify stream details at application time. Page is French-only (English URL currently 404s).

Every value below is quoted from the official page as it read on the retrieved date. Nothing is interpreted, converted or estimated (§F.3).

Who qualifies

Québec businesses, institutions and municipalities consuming fossil fuels; industrial sites under cap-and-trade have a dedicated stream.

Eligibility is summarized from the official page and is not advice. The provider decides.

Where this came from

One official source, one date, one person accountable for the check.

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