Electrification

Repowering Massachusetts by Helping Residents and Businesses Shift Away from Fossil Fuels

Over 65 percent of Massachusetts’ carbon emissions come from our homes, businesses, and vehicles. Replacing fossil fuel technologies in our homes and businesses with high-efficiency electric options will significantly reduce carbon emissions across the state. As more of our electricity comes from renewable sources like solar and wind, using new technologies – like heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, battery-powered lawn equipment, induction stoves, and more – will allow us to achieve a decarbonized future for Massachusetts homes and businesses.

The Sponsors of Mass Save are working to reduce statewide emissions through our nationally recognized energy efficiency programs, which make high-efficiency electric technologies more accessible and affordable to residents and businesses.

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Residential

Electrifying your home can improve comfort, reduce the health risks of fossil fuels, and lower your carbon footprint.

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Business

Electrifying your business can create a more efficient, comfortable environment for your customers and workers while lowering your emissions.

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Multi-Family

Electrifying your multi-family building can improve tenant comfort, reduce the health risks of fossil fuels, and lower your carbon footprint.

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Tips for Electrification

Start with weatherization—an important first step that reduces overall energy use and prepares residential and commercial buildings for electrification.
Receive incentives for high-efficiency heat pumps, including air source, ground source, and variable refrigerant flow (VRF) heat pumps. These all-electric technologies can help you heat and cool your home or business without using any fossil fuels. Residents who complete income verification may be eligible for additional incentives.
Make the most out of the high levels of federal funding that is currently available to help make clean energy choices more affordable.
Work with qualified installers and equipment distributors. The Sponsors of Mass Save partner with contractors and distributors to ensure the professionals helping you with your electric equipment are highly trained and qualified.

More Ways to Go Electric

Decarbonize your cooking with induction stoves. Home chefs, restaurants, and commercial kitchens can all benefit from induction. Residential and commercial rebates are available.
Replace gasoline-powered lawn equipment with electric options. Both residential and commercial electric lawn equipment models are available.
Switch to clean and powerful electric forklifts at commercial facilities.
Explore replacements for your other small engine-driven equipment such as lawnmowers, chainsaws, etc.