Our subsidiaries
Énergir directly or indirectly owns a number of subsidiaries that allow it to pursue a diverse range of activities, from power generation to installation services, in Québec, Canada and the United States.
GM LNG is involved in the development of liquefied natural gas (LNG) production and marketing activities. It markets the LNG produced using its liquefaction facility and Énergir’s infrastructure. LNG can meet the energy needs of several sectors, including transportation, maritime shipping as well as industrial and mining facilities in remote areas not served by the gas network
Énergir geothermal solution L.P. offers geothermal heating and cooling solutions.
GMTS offers integrated LNG refuelling services to the industrial and maritime sectors. As the operational arm of GM LNG, it handles logistics for LNG distribution and is responsible for maintaining GM LNG storage and vaporization sites at customer locations>
VGS owns and operates a natural gas transportation and distribution network of over 1,600 km in the U.S. State of Vermont. As the sole gas distributor in Vermont, VGS serves over 56,000 customers, mainly in the residential and commercial sectors. The following table provides a breakdown of the natural gas volume distributed by VGS and of total revenues by customer type for fiscal year 2025.
GMP distributes more than 76% of the electricity in the State of Vermont to over 275,000 customers. GMP’s core business includes the production, purchase, and sale of electricity in Vermont and, to a much lesser degree, electricity transmission in New Hampshire and electricity production in New York, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. GMP’s network consists of over 1,550 km of overhead transmission lines, 16,250 km of overhead distribution lines, and 2,450 km of underground distribution lines, located mainly in Vermont but also extending to the states of New Hampshire and New York.
TQM is a company in which Énergir holds a 50% indirect interest. TQM operates a 650-km gas pipeline in Quebec.
Champion operates two gas pipelines, totalling approximately 100 km, that cross the Ontario border and supply Énergir’s distribution network in northwestern Quebec.
Intragaz specializes in the underground storage of natural gas. It operates the only two underground natural gas storage sites in Quebec. The uniqueness of these sites has enabled it to develop technical, economic, and regulatory expertise in natural gas storage.
ÉUHC is a Quebec-based company that operates a thermal heat distribution centre and one of the largest urban networks in Canada. It operates three separate underground networks (hot water, steam, and chilled water) that serve nearly two million square metres of building space in downtown Montréal.
Seigneurie de Beaupré Wind Farms 2 and 3 (50% of which is indirectly owned by Énergir affiliates) owns two wind farms with a combined installed capacity of 272 MW on the private lands of the Seigneurie de Beaupré belonging to the Séminaire de Québec, namely, Wind Farms 2 and 3. All the electricity produced is sold to Hydro-Québec under 20-year contracts.
Seigneurie de Beaupré Wind Farm 4 (50% of which is indirectly owned by Énergir affiliates) owns a wind farm with an installed capacity of 68 MW on the private lands of the Seigneurie de Beaupré belonging to the Séminaire de Québec, namely, Wind Farm 4. All the electricity produced is sold to Hydro-Québec under a 20-year contract.
The three Des Neiges wind farm projects are at different stages of development. Through its subsidiaries, ÉDI has partnered with Boralex and Hydro-Québec to develop the wind farms located on the private lands of Seigneurie de Beaupré.
Building our energy future together
Always on the move,
Énergir continues to forge ahead, offering diversified solutions and expertise to its customers and communities to help reduce Quebec’s carbon footprint.
Because we’re committed to moving forward together in the energy transition.