If you are looking to build a new construction home or multi-family building, the Sponsors of Mass Save® are here to help you. We offer financial incentives to promote the construction of high-performing all-electric residential homes within Sponsor service territories. All-electric homes use high-performance heat pump technology for heating, cooling, and water heating. They feature super-insulated building envelopes that minimize heat loss, leaks, and drafts to maximize energy efficiency. They are also designed to increase comfort and indoor air quality, reduce energy and maintenance costs, and provide sustained home value over time.
In alignment with the Commonwealth’s climate policy and goals, the Sponsors of Mass Save are discontinuing incentives for homes that utilize equipment powered by natural gas, oil, and propane. Projects that include natural gas, oil, or propane must be submitted for incentive processing by September 30, 2024, to receive incentives. Contact [email protected] for more information.
The Sponsors of Mass Save can help build energy efficiency into your new home from the ground up—lowering future energy and maintenance costs.
The Sponsors of Mass Save can help build energy efficiency into your new home from the ground up—lowering future energy and maintenance costs.
Get start-to-finish support from a certified HERS rater to help you optimize design, select efficient technologies, and access incentives for your renovation or addition.
The Sponsors of Mass Save® offer incentives and assistance to support the construction of Passive House multi-family buildings (five units or more) with deep energy savings.
All Electric Home – Acton
Designed to meet Passive House standards, the all-electric home achieved 0.59 ACH50, ultra-low energy demand, and net-zero-ready performance with solar and battery backup.
All Electric Home – Northampton
Advanced framing and air sealing enabled the 3,777-square-foot home to operate on a small heat pump while achieving net-zero-ready, low-carbon performance.
Bulfinch-Osborn Triangle – Cambridge
Energy upgrades across Osborn Triangle’s three buildings cut 1.5 million kWh annually, reduced emissions, and advanced net-zero goals with utility incentives.
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