Hydro-Québec - Residential Customers

Have you been wondering …

… Whether a geothermal system is for you?

Geothermal energy is a green, sustainable energy source. A geothermal system installed when a new house is being built or to replace an outdated system in an existing house may be used for heating and cooling. It can help you save up to 60% on heating costs.*
… Who can install your system?

To assist you in planning and carrying out your project, be sure to do business with a company accredited by the Canadian GeoExchange Coalition (CGC). The design and installation of a geothermal system require specialized knowledge and expertise in geothermal technology.
… Whether an energy evaluation of your home is required?

An energy evaluation done under the Rénoclimat program is required for existing homes. It is one of the conditions of a Hydro-Québec grant and it may make you eligible for other grants.
… How much a geothermal system is likely to cost?

For a typical house, you can expect to pay between $20,000 and $40,000, but a number of factors affect costs.
… Whether your geothermal system has to be CGC-certified?

CGC certification is an essential condition of the various grant programs. If you are doing business with an accredited firm, ask how to have your geothermal system certified by the CGC.

Did you know?: There are several grant programs available for the installation of geothermal systems.
Go to Geothermal Energy to find out about them.

* Compared to a conventional electric resistance heating system. Savings increase with house size.

			Have you been wondering … … Whether a geothermal system is for you? Geothermal energy is a green, sustainable energy source. A geothermal system installed when a new house is being built or to replace an outdated system in an existing house may be used for heating and cooling. It can help you save up to 60% on heating costs.* … Who can install your system? To assist you in planning and carrying out your project, be sure to do business with a company accredited by the Canadian GeoExchange Coalition (CGC). The design and installation of a geothermal system require specialized knowledge and expertise in geothermal technology. … Whether an energy evaluation of your home is required? An energy evaluation done under the Rénoclimat program is required for existing homes. It is one of the conditions of a Hydro-Québec grant and it may make you eligible for other grants. … How much a geothermal system is likely to cost? For a typical house, you can expect to pay between $20,000 and $40,000, but a number of factors affect costs. … Whether your geothermal system has to be CGC-certified? CGC certification is an essential condition of the various grant programs. If you are doing business with an accredited firm, ask how to have your geothermal system certified by the CGC. Did you know? There are several grant programs available for the installation of geothermal systems. Go to Geothermal Energy to find out about them. * Compared to a conventional electric resistance heating system. Savings increase with house size.