Quick answer
In short: solar in Quebec is becoming more attractive thanks to LogisVert, expanded net metering, and integrated battery/charging systems.
Key points
| Topic | What to know |
|---|---|
| Amount | $1,000/installed kW for eligible solar panels |
| Cap | Maximum 40% of total purchase and installation cost |
| Residential date | Installed on or after June 30, 2025 |
| Documents | Invoice, data sheets, CSA/CAN-CSA-IEC certificates, and installation proof |
To price your project, use the Voltis solar quote or compare options on the Sigenergy products page.
Why the incentive changes the market
Before LogisVert, low Quebec electricity rates often made solar hard to justify. An incentive that can cover up to 40% of eligible costs changes the net capital to finance and makes good roofs much more interesting.
What still needs validation
Final eligibility depends on dates, building type, Quebec purchase, panel compliance, Hydro-Quebec authorization, and documentation. A serious quote must separate estimate from confirmed eligibility.
How Voltis uses it
The quote tool calculates a preliminary incentive, then the team validates panels, connection, electrical service, and proof before presenting a final proposal.
Checklist
- Confirm panels are new
- Check CSA 22.2 No. 61730 and CAN/CSA-IEC 61215 certificates
- Wait for Hydro-Quebec authorization before connection
- Keep detailed invoices
- Submit within the applicable deadline
Next steps
The right order is simple: validate the address and roof, calculate the LogisVert incentive, choose solar-only or solar with battery, then confirm the Hydro-Quebec connection.
FAQ
How much does solar cost in Quebec?
What is the LogisVert incentive?
Why does Quebec solar rebate matter for a Quebec solar project?
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