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What if we could heat better with less?

At Énergir, we believe that saving energy is good for you, for us and for the planet. That's why we are putting all our efforts into helping our customers consume better and less, through energy efficiency programs designed to enable them to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and their bill.

Working together to use energy better

Encouraging our customers to save energy is nothing new. Since 2001, we’ve supported over 147,000 energy-efficiency projects that have kept more than 1.6 million tonnes of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions1 out of the atmosphere. And we’re not stopping there—by 2030, our goal is to reduce emissions by another million tonnes compared to 2020 levels.

Concrete projects

Discover two of our customers who have implemented energy efficiency projects with the aim of reducing their consumption of energy, their bills and their greenhouse gas emissions.


Espace Montmorency

Espace Montmorency, created by MONTONI in partnership with the Fonds immobilier de solidarité FTQ and Montez Corporation, received the New Efficient Construction grant for the construction of energy-efficient buildings, the installation of higher performance appliances and the implementation of an energy loop between buildings. These measures will reduce natural gas consumption by more than 1,700,000 m3.2

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Station agro-biotech

Station agro-biotech saves 147,000 m3 of natural gas per year3 thanks to heat recovery and more efficient equipment, for which it received grants under the Energy Efficiency Measures program.

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Cas client - Espace Montmorency

Building on complementary energy sources

Energy efficiency is a proven and effective way to combat climate change, but it’s only part of the solution. Énergir is also looking to renewable natural gas (RNG), a 100% renewable energy source produced from organic waste.


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1Figures as of February 2025.

2Based on final simulation reports. For more information, visit our methodology page

3Based on the calculations performed by the engineering firm involved in the energy efficiency project