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&EASY
IDENTIFY THE BEST OPTIONS FOR HEATING YOUR SPACE
Useable by both the general public and professionals alike, this tool requires no special knowledge or sensitive information.
It will quickly guide you to the most cost-effective solutions available for replacing the heating system in your home or commercial premises in the Greater Montréal area!
TARGET AUDIENCE - Who we can help
The tool is aimed at individuals and businesses, tenants, owner-occupants, landlords and managers of small residential and commercial buildings.
Note: this version of the tool does not include cafés, restaurants, hotels / motels, warehouses, schools or light industrial activities (e.g., manufacturing, cleaner / laundry, etc.).
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OWNER-OCCUPANT or LANDLORD
PROPERTY MANAGER
TARGET AREA - Where we can help
This tool is applicable to any dwelling, commercial premises, office or multi-unit residential building with a surface area of less than 2,000 square metres and fewer than 25 units, located in Greater Montréal.
partners
Led by Partenariat Climat Montréal and coordinated by Vivre en Ville, this project was made possible with the financial support of the Fonds Climat du Grand Montréal, Hydro-Québec and Natural Resources Canada.
Co-initiated by the Partenariat Climat Montréal's Buildings Working Group, the tool was developed by Dunsky Energy + Climate with the support of Concordia's Next Generation Cities Institute and École de Technologie Supérieure, as well as Energir, Hydro-Québec and Ville de Montréal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What information do I need to use the tool?
Is any personal information required?
Are there any costs to using this tool?
Can I get more information on how it works?
My building is not located in one of the target aera. Can I use the tool?
I don't know the construction date of my building. Where can I find this information? And, how does it affect the results?
I've tried the tool, but I need more guidance. Who can I contact?
What financial assistance programs are included in this version of the tool?
What are the legal requirements for replacing heating systems?