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Mass Save: Massachusetts's $1.5B Energy Efficiency Program.

Mass Save is the Massachusetts statewide energy efficiency program — funded by ratepayer surcharges on Eversource, National Grid, Unitil, Cape Light Compact, Berkshire Gas, and the MA municipal aggregators. Annual budget exceeds $1.5 billion. The program operates rebates for heat pumps, weatherization, water heaters, smart thermostats, and EV chargers, plus the 0% HEAT Loan financing facility.

Key Facts

Program typeUtility-funded energy efficiency consortium
Annual budget$1.5+ billion
SponsorsEversource, National Grid, Unitil, Cape Light Compact, Berkshire Gas, municipal aggregators
Largest rebate$16,000 (Income Eligible Enhanced whole-home heat pump)
Standard heat pump rebate$10,000
Panel upgrade rebate (paired)$4,000
Weatherization rebate range$1,000-$4,000+
HEAT Loan0% interest up to $50,000 over 7 years
Contractor authorizationHeat Pump Coach (HPC) required for heat pump filing
Income Eligible Enhanced tierBelow 60% Area Median Income — up to 100% coverage
Home Energy Assessment (HEA)Free, 90-minute audit — prerequisite for all rebates
Filing windowContractor files within 30 days post-install; check arrives 6-10 weeks

Related Sub-Entities

  • Home Energy Assessment (HEA) — Free 90-min audit prerequisite to all weatherization rebates
  • Heat Pump Rebate (whole-home) — $10K-$16K depending on income tier
  • Heat Pump Coach (HPC) authorization — Required contractor designation for heat pump rebate filing
  • Income Eligible Enhanced — 60% AMI threshold — highest rebate tier
  • HEAT Loan — 0% interest financing for envelope + HVAC
  • Mass Save Smart Thermostat Rebate — $100 instant rebate on qualifying models
  • Mass Save EV Charger Rebate — $400 instant rebate on Level 2 chargers

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