Eligible plex: $220 per 1,000 BTU/h for every wall-mounted heat pump

Take the installed combination’s heating capacity at -8 °C, divide by 1,000 and multiply by $220. A Sharp CHU 18,000 BTU delivers 22,600 BTU/h: 22.6 × $220 = $4,972. The grant cannot exceed 100% of the purchase and installation cost before taxes.

No. At least one cold-climate wall unit is required in an eligible unit. Each eligible wall unit is calculated on its own capacity at -8 °C.

No. This bonus, delivered with the Fonds d’électrification et de changements climatiques, is paid to the person or entity that owns the building, since they pay for the work, choose the equipment and authorize the installation.

Because the aid targets tenants who pay their own electricity bill and benefit directly from the savings. That is also why each unit needs its own meter.

The value is on your municipality’s property assessment roll (website or assessment office) and on the tax bill. The year built: assessment roll, deed of sale, sometimes the certificate of location.

According to Hydro-Québec, the median is not pulled up by a few very valuable buildings. It shows whether the value per unit sits in the lower half of the region’s rental buildings.

For a non-urgent major improvement, written notice at least 10 days before the work starts, or 3 months before if the evacuation lasts more than a week (arts. 1922-1923 C.C.Q.). To enter the unit, 24 hours’ notice (art. 1931).

From indicators that flag areas where households face tougher socioeconomic conditions, combined with other criteria such as property value.

The bonus targets ductless wall-mounted mini-splits. Hydro-Québec’s list decides combination by combination: only those showing a “Multi-unit bonus” amount qualify. Some multi-zone systems with wall heads show one.

No bonus. It remains eligible for the regular grant: $50 or $120 per 1,000 BTU/h at -8 °C depending on its certification.

It is eligible for the bonus. The work must be in the units, each with its own meter. Common and commercial areas fall under Hydro-Québec’s Efficient Solutions program instead.

Hydro-Québec issues an RL-27 slip when the grant is received in the course of operating a business or property, which covers rented units. Discuss the tax treatment with your accountant.

Not with the bonus. It cannot be combined with the multiple-measures bonus or with any other Hydro-Québec or government offer.

A building supplied by an off-grid or municipal network can qualify if it meets every criterion. Exception: buildings in the Îles-de-la-Madeleine, which already have their own bonus.

Yes, under the TAL rules, but only on what you paid yourself. The Regulation respecting the criteria for the fixing of rent removes the grant received from the expense (s. 13), then counts 5% per year of what remains (s. 3). The LogisVert guide says it too: subsidized amounts do not enter the calculation.