Energy efficiency program– Energy audit and implementation
Feasibility Study and Implementation
The Feasibility Studies grant helps companies conduct feasibility studies with a consulting engineering firm to assess different energy efficiency scenarios. The Implementation of Energy Efficiency Measures grant helps companies implement the energy efficiency measures identified through feasibility studies.
Why conduct a feasibility study?
The study is carried out by an energy efficiency engineer. He will analyze your company’s facilities and energy data, then propose cost-effective solutions to reduce and optimize energy consumption and avoid GHGs.
Each detailed solution includes estimated savings, costs and possible grants, so you can make informed decisions when planning and implementing any of the proposed solutions.
Grant - Feasibility study
Covers up to 50% of study costs
Énergir financial assistance amounts to 50% of the cost of the study before taxes for a maximum amount of $50,000. 1
Grant - Implementation of energy efficiency measures
Receive up to $1/m³ of natural gas saved
Énergir's financial aid is $1 per cubic meter of natural gas saved for the first year following the implementation of an energy efficiency measure. The maximum amount of financial aid is $1,000,000 per account number serviced by natural gas.2
New: Up to $15,000 in energy tracking grants.
This grant is for current or future Énergir customers1 who:
1. Operate in the commercial, institutional, industrial sectors
2. Use natural gas as the main source of energy for heating the building covered by the project.
- Consult the Participant's guide for complete details.
- Select a consulting engineering firm to assist you with your project.The firm must be on the list of registered firms and only an engineer who is a member of Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec will be responsible for determining energy savings.
- The consulting firm you have chosen will send us all the documents needed to review your application. It must submit your application to Énergir before the study and before any measures are implemented.
Current Participant's Guide
- Participant's Guide (for applications submitted from November 1, 2023)
Current Forms
- Feasibility Study Form (for applications submitted from November 1, 2023)
- Implementation Form (for applications submitted from November 1, 2023)
Registered firms
- Select your consulting engineering firm from the directory of registered firms.
Previous guides and forms - BUSINESS CLIENTS
- 2020-2023 Guide (applications submitted from November 4, 2020 to November 1, 2023)
- 2018-2020 Guide (applications submitted between February 1, 2018 and November 4, 2020)
- 2017 Guide (applications submitted before February 1, 2018)
Previous guides and forms - MAJOR INDUSTRIES CLIENTS
- 2020-2023 Guide (applications submitted from November 4, 2020 to November 1, 2023)
- 2018-2020 Guide (applications submitted between February 1, 2018 and November 4, 2020)
- 2017 Guide (applications submitted before February 1, 2018)
Implementation of energy efficiency measures grant
Lassonde plant in Saint-Damase
Wanting to improve its processes, the Lassonde plant in Saint-Damase—a major producer of fondue broth, sauces and soups for the North American market—opted for a solution that has improved its energy and environmental performance.
Available grant programs
Efficient Appliances
Energy audit and implementation
- Study and implementation
- Recommissioning
- Energy management system
- Optimizing boiler systems
- Steam trap maintenance
Efficient construction and renovation
Renewal natural gas: your decarbonization ally
Once your energy-efficiency measures are in place, you can replace your natural gas consumption with renewable natural gas.
RNG is 100% renewably sourced energy that reduces your GHG emissions without your needing to change equipment.