Path to Carbon Neutral | Mass Save

The Mass Save energy efficiency programs continued to drive meaningful reductions in greenhouse gas emissions in 2023. These programs resulted in 223,000 metric tons of CO2 avoided. That’s the equivalent of taking over 53,000 gasoline-powered passenger vehicles off the road for one year.

Mass Save | Residential Electrification

The Sponsors of Mass Save offer nationally recognized energy efficiency programs that help make high-efficiency electric technologies more affordable and can provide helpful information to guide you through your energy decisions.

Mass Save | Business Electrification

The Sponsors of Mass Save offer nationally recognized energy efficiency programs to help make high efficiency electric technologies more attainable and make it easier for organizations to reach their sustainability goals.

Mass Save | Multi-Family Building Electrification

The Sponsors of Mass Save offer nationally recognized energy efficiency programs to help make high-efficiency electric technologies and services more attainable.

Mass Save | Equity

The Sponsors of Mass Save are committed to reducing energy burden—and ensuring a clean energy future is accessible and attainable to all our residents.

HEAT Loan Program for Lenders

The Mass Save HEAT Loan program is designed to help customers finance residential energy efficiency and decarbonization projects at 0% interest. As a participating lender, you play an important role in helping customers access affordable loans that enable them to make improvements and upgrades to their homes. Join us in promoting a greener future while expanding your lending portfolio.

Windows | Residential | Mass Save

ENERGY STAR® certified windows can help reduce energy costs, put a stop to cold drafts in the winter, and reduce UV sun damage to floors, carpets, and furniture

Home Energy Assessments | Residential | Mass Save

Mass Save® on-site energy assessments are available for homeowners, renters, landlords, businesses, multi-family facilities, and income eligible customers.

Mass Save | 2023 Air Source Heat Pump Minimum Efficiency Requirements

The Department of Energy has developed a new procedure for testing heat pump efficiency called the M1 testing method. This testing method was designed to better reflect current field conditions and provide more accurate efficiency ratings.

Commissioning of Existing Buildings (EBCx)

Intro to EBCx, how it can improve energy efficiency, and how to identify commercial and industrial facilities that are good candidates.

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