Electrifying Your Home
Electrifying your home—transitioning from fossil fuels to electric systems for heating, cooling, and appliances—can enhance energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact. In Massachusetts, several programs offer rebates and incentives to support homeowners in making these upgrades.
Mass Save® Program
Mass Save, a collaborative of Massachusetts' natural gas and electric utilities and energy efficiency service providers, offers various incentives:
Home Energy Assessments: Receive personalized recommendations and energy-saving products at no cost.
HEAT Loan Program: Apply for 0% financing on eligible energy-efficient upgrades.
NeeecoFederal Home Energy Rebates
The U.S. Department of Energy's Home Energy Rebates Programs provide financial assistance for energy-efficient home improvements:
High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act (HEEHRA): Offers point-of-sale rebates for low- and moderate-income households to electrify home appliances and systems.
Home Owner Managing Energy Savings (HOMES) Rebate Program: Provides rebates based on energy savings achieved through whole-house energy efficiency upgrades.
How to Proceed
Schedule a Home Energy Assessment: Contact Mass Save to evaluate your home's energy use and identify eligible upgrades.
Explore Federal Programs: Review the U.S. Department of Energy's Home Energy Rebates Programs to understand available federal incentives.
Utility Company Incentives
Local utility companies, such as National Grid and Eversource, offer additional programs:
National Grid: Provides energy-efficient solutions and rebates for homeowners, including incentives for electric vehicle home charging.
Eversource: Offers home energy assessments and various rebates to help customers improve energy efficiency.
Consult Your Utility Provider: Reach out to your local utility company to learn about specific rebates and programs they offer.
By leveraging these programs, Massachusetts homeowners can make cost-effective electric upgrades, enhancing home comfort and contributing to environmental sustainability.