Chauffez vert
Ended March 31, 2026Work had to be completed and the application sent before that date. No application received after March 31, 2026 is accepted.
Québec.ca, Chauffez vert pagesThe Québec government program ended on March 31, 2026, after helping more than 64,000 households. Today, Hydro-Québec’s LogisVert pays for part of the heat pump, and the oil heating regulation still applies. Here is what is left, what has changed and what it is worth for your home.
Many websites still talk about Chauffez vert as if it existed. Here is the real status, checked at the source on September 22, 2026.
Work had to be completed and the application sent before that date. No application received after March 31, 2026 is accepted.
Québec.ca, Chauffez vert pagesNew ENERGY STAR certified heat pump, $120 if cold climate. Up to 100% of the cost before taxes. Apply no later than 9 months after installation.
LogisVert guide v1.10, Sept. 15, 2026To replace a central heating system. Nothing to file: the amount is deducted directly from the authorized installer’s invoice.
Hydro-Québec, LogisVert residential pageUp to $10,000 for households at or below median income. Already approved? Final receipts must be sent by January 31, 2027.
Documents had to be sent by December 31, 2025. Nothing left to claim.
Natural Resources CanadaSince December 31, 2023. An oil furnace or boiler over 20 years old can no longer be repaired, except for maintenance and certain parts.
LégisQuébec, current to April 15, 2026The regulation covers residential buildings of 600 m² and 3 storeys or less, used only as housing, connected to the main grid. It does not apply to propane, unless the unit replaces oil.
Penalties: administrative monetary penalties of $1,500 (individual) to $7,500 (business) for a prohibited installation or repair. Oil-fired heating appliances regulation, sections 6, 7 and 11.
Pick your type of distribution, then a unit sold by AirGreen. Amounts come from certified capacities at -8 °C, by AHRI number.
Installer stream: you have no application to file, the grant is deducted from the invoice of the business authorized by Hydro-Québec. The 5% bonus is not calculated here for this stream.
Indicative estimate. The grant cannot exceed 100% of the purchase and installation cost before taxes; only Hydro-Québec confirms the amount. Chauffez vert and LogisVert are two separate programs with different rules.
Already heated with electricity? The full calculator, with every unit and bonus, is on our page LogisVert grant.
Flat amounts, by type of dwelling. The total of all grants could not exceed 80% of eligible expenses.
Source: Québec.ca, “Amount of financial assistance of the Chauffez vert program”, updated March 30, 2026. The water heater qualified only if converted at the same time as the heating system.
No. The Québec government assistance to convert a central oil or propane heating system has not been offered since March 31, 2026. No application received after that date is accepted.
The Chauffez vert application can no longer be accepted. However, the heat pump may still qualify for LogisVert if it is ENERGY STAR certified and was installed less than 9 months ago.
The program’s customer service: 1 866 266-0008, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., or renseignements.te@environnement.gouv.qc.ca.
No. The regulation does not require removing a unit that works. It prohibits replacing it with an oil or fossil-fuel unit and limits repairs after 20 years. When it fails, conversion becomes the only route.
No, in a residential building of 600 m² and 3 storeys or less: since December 31, 2023, a fossil-fuel unit cannot replace an oil unit.
The regulation targets oil: your propane unit can be repaired or replaced. What is gone is the Chauffez vert help to convert it. A heat pump is still eligible for LogisVert.
Heating capacity at -8 °C, divided by 1,000, multiplied by $50 or $120 (cold climate). A 3-ton MIDEA EVOX G3 central system delivers 33,000 BTU/h at -8 °C: 33 × $120 = $3,960. Maximum 100% of the cost before taxes.
The federal program allows combining with other programs. But the LogisVert guide excludes equipment or work for which another government body has already paid a grant. Get Hydro-Québec to confirm (1 833 396-1888) before counting on both for the same heat pump.
A central electric heating system that stores heat to release it later. LogisVert pays $15,000 to replace a central system, $22,000 with a central heat pump, deducted from the invoice of a business authorized by Hydro-Québec.
Natural Resources Canada estimates that a household switching from oil to a heat pump can save more than $1,300 and 2.8 tonnes of GHG per year (news release, June 29, 2026). Your result depends on the house, the insulation and the unit.
Hydro-Québec installs a cold-climate wall unit at no cost for modest-income households heated by baseboards and registered with Éconologis. It does not target oil-heated homes, and 2026-2027 registration is closed.
Be careful. Hydro-Québec does no phone or door-to-door solicitation for LogisVert, and Chauffez vert no longer exists. If in doubt: 1 833 396-1888.
Hydro-Québec does no phone or door-to-door solicitation for LogisVert. LogisVert program: 1 833 396-1888, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Follow-up on an existing Chauffez vert file: 1 866 266-0008, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sources checked on September 22, 2026. Government of Québec, Chauffez vert program: description, amount of financial assistance (updated March 30, 2026), eligible work, customer service and about the program (updated July 6, 2026); Regulation respecting oil-fired heating appliances, CQLR c. Q-2, r. 1.1 (LégisQuébec, current to April 15, 2026); Québec.ca, Oil heating (updated June 8, 2026); Hydro-Québec, LogisVert Program — Participant’s Guide, residential customers, version 1.10 of September 15, 2026, and LogisVert pages; ENERGY STAR certification data by AHRI number (heating capacity at 17 °F, i.e. -8 °C); Natural Resources Canada, Oil to Heat Pump Affordability program (modified September 17, 2026), Canada Greener Homes Initiative update and news release of June 29, 2026. Amounts shown are estimates; only the responsible bodies confirm the assistance granted.