Subventions additionnelles : Municipalités

Municipal grants to individuals

Here is a list* of municipalities that offer such a program.

See the conditions applicable for each municipality (some envelopes are renewed each year).

• Amos, maximum of $ 250
• Saint-Laurent borough (Montreal), 35% discount, up to a maximum of $210 (For low-income families: 50%, up to a maximum of $300)
• Berthierville, $ 100
• Boisbriand, $ 125
• Boucherville, $ 150
• Canton de Shefford, 25% discount, up to a maximum of $ 250
• Chambly, 25% discount, up to a maximum of $ 250
• Charette, $ 100
• Coaticook, $ 250
• Crabtree, $ 250
• Deux-Montagnes, $ 100
• Dollard-des-Ormeaux, maximum of $ 150
• Dorval, 50% discount, up to a maximum of $ 500
• East Angus, $ 100
• Granby, 15% discount, up to a maximum of $ 150
• Joliette, 25% discount, up to a maximum of $250 (1 to 4 dwellings), up to a maximum of $500 (5 or more dwellings, up to 50% of the number of dwellings).
• Kingseyfalls, maximum of $ 250 (non-profit organizations: maximum of $500)
• Lavaltrie, $ 150
• Mascouche, maximum of $ 150
• Nominingue, $ 100
• Repentigny, maximum of $ 150
• Saint-Eustache, $ 250
• Terrebonne, maximum of $ 200
• Vaudreuil-Dorion, $ 150
• Waterloo, $ 100
• Windsor, $ 150

Also applicable to multi-unit buildings and condos (with a few exceptions).

*This list is not exhaustive, your municipality may not be there. If this is the case, please notify us so that we can add it.

Municipal grants to businesses

Some municipalities also offer a subsidy for the installation of charging stations for commercial use, in order to encourage the densification of the public charging network in their territory.

• Joliette, for organizations and businesses (charging stations for employees or customers): 25% discount, up to a maximum of $500 per connector (up to $5,000).
• Montréal, subsidy per connector based on power, up to 50% of the project cost and less than $100,000.

Other documentary sources on municipal grants

• ChargeHub
• EV Duty
• BornesQuébec.com
• FLO