If you own or manage a multi‑unit residential building in Quebec, installing EV charging stations can be expensive. The Roulez Vert multi‑unit building charging station rebate provides a rebate for up to 50% of eligible costs, with funding of up to $49,000 per building depending on size. This guide explains how the program works and how to apply efficiently.
Roulez Vert is Quebec’s main electric transportation incentive program, run by the Ministère de l’Environnement. There are several rebates under this program. This article focuses on multi‑unit residential buildings, but knowing about related rebates is helpful.
Program name: Roulez Vert — Multi‑unit building charging station rebate
Status: Open (as of latest update)
Funding type: Non‑repayable rebate for up to 50% of eligible costs
Maximum funding per building (per year):
Eligible costs include the purchase and installation of 240‑volt (Level 2) charging stations, electrical work, and related infrastructure.
Who Can Apply
You may qualify if you are:
The building must be in Quebec and have three or more dwelling units.
Applying is straightforward, but timing and documentation are important. Here are the main steps:
Before buying equipment, check that:
Choosing the wrong equipment is a common mistake.
You will need:
Only eligible expenses count toward the 50% reimbursement limit.
The installation must follow Quebec electrical standards. Keep:
Applications are submitted through the Quebec government’s Roulez Vert portal. You will upload:
GrantHub’s eligibility matcher can help you filter programs by province and building type, which is useful if you manage properties in different regions.
Once approved, the rebate is paid directly to the applicant. Processing times vary. Applying soon after installation can help you avoid delays.
Roulez Vert also has related programs that may suit your business or properties:
Each program has different eligibility rules. Make sure you apply for the right one.
Installing before checking eligibility:
Some charging stations do not meet Roulez Vert requirements. Always check first.
Applying under the wrong Roulez Vert stream:
Multi‑unit residential, workplace, and public charging rebates are separate programs.
Missing invoices or proof of payment:
Incomplete documents can delay or cancel your reimbursement.
Assuming the rebate is tax‑free:
Rebates may be taxable income. Confirm with your accountant.
Q: Who is eligible for the Roulez Vert multi‑unit building charging station rebate?
Building owners, property managers, and condo syndicates are eligible. In some cases, tenants can apply with proper authorization.
Q: How much funding can I receive per building?
Funding depends on building size, with a maximum of $49,000 per building and a rebate for up to 50% of eligible costs.
Q: What types of charging stations are eligible?
Only 240‑volt (Level 2) charging stations that meet program requirements qualify.
Q: Can this rebate be combined with other incentives?
Stacking may be possible, but total funding cannot go over program limits. Each program’s rules still apply.
Q: Is the Roulez Vert rebate taxable?
It may be treated as taxable income. Always confirm with a qualified tax professional.
Tip: GrantHub tracks thousands of active grant and rebate programs across Canada — check which ones match your business or property profile.
If you are planning EV charging for a multi‑unit building, Roulez Vert is one of the most generous provincial rebates available. Start by confirming eligibility and gathering quotes before installation. Platforms like GrantHub help you view Roulez Vert alongside other energy efficiency and clean tech rebates for Canadian businesses so you don’t miss out on complementary funding.
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