Mass Save

We're Experts on Mass Save Rebates & Federal Incentives.

Understanding what you qualify for and completing the application can be a confusing process. But you don't have to figure it out alone! We'll advise you on what to expect and guide you through the application process. We help you understand your savings!

As a part of recent legislation, the State and Federal government are providing rebates and zero interest loans for the American people and residents of Massachusetts to take advantage of when installing ultra efficient heat pump systems and water heaters.

At Mass Heat Pumps, we guarantee your heat pump system will be Zero Carbon, Zero Cost to you. Through rebates and yearly savings, we will work to make sure you don't have upfront costs.

The range of rebates and incentives available to customers vary by project and cover residential, business or income based applications. Learn more below about the State and Federal financial incentives we use to offset cost when installing your own efficient heat pump system.

Mass Save Incentives

Incentives available to Massachusetts residents.

A number of electric and natural gas companies in Massachusetts, as well as service providers for energy efficient heating, have joined together to form Mass Save. Mass Save provides subsidies for Massachusetts residents to assist Massachusetts consumers in saving money via energy efficiency and clean heating.

Expected Mass Save rebates and available incentives:

Mass Save Incentives:

Air source pump rebates: $1250 per ton or up to $10,000 per home

Heat pump water heaters: $750 instant discount

Mass Save Heat Loan: Up to $25,000 at 0% interest over terms of up to 7 years

Now is the perfect time to make the switch!

What can you expect after applying?

Once we help you apply for any of the rebates, incentives or loans mentioned, you will receive payment directly in the mail or via tax return payments.

Federal Incentives

INCENTIVES AVAILABLE TO ALL AMERICANS

HEEHRA, or the High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act, creates incentives for consumers to help electrify low- and mid-income families across America. They are intended to assist households in lowering their monthly energy costs while improving the quality of indoor air and lowering carbon emissions.

HEEHRA Rebates

80% to 100% AMI low-income homeowners can get up to 100% of their electrification projects covered.
100% to 150% of middle-income consumers can get up to 50% of their costs covered by the rebates: all maxed or capped at $14,000.

Qualified electrification projects for HEEHRA Rebates

Heat pump water heaters: up to a $1,750 rebate.
Heat pump HVAC systems: up to a $8,000 rebate.
Electric load service panels and electric appliances: up to $840 in rebates.
Upgrading electrical panels: up to a $4,000 rebate.
Insulating and sealing a house: up to a $1,600 rebate.
Improving wiring: up to a $2,500 rebate.

IRS Tax Benefits

The IRS will provide a $2000 tax credit for a heat pump (under IRC 25C) starting in January 2023.