Heat pumps can efficiently heat your home in the winter and double as a cooling system in the summer - while lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
Install air source heat pumps as your primary source of heating and receive rebates up to $10,000 from the Sponsors of Mass Save®.
Ensuring a home has received sufficient weatherization is the best first step in any heating and cooling project. This is a requirement for whole-home rebates and may qualify customers pursuing partial-home rebates for an additional $500 bonus. To schedule an on-site or virtual Home Energy Assessment, call 1-866-527-SAVE (7283).
| Air Source Heat Pump Rebates | ||||
| Equipment Type | Rebate Type | Efficiency Requirements | Rebate Amount | Enhanced Amount* (Income Qualified) |
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| Air Source Heat Pumps | Whole-Home | Refer to the MassSave.com/HPQPL | $10,000 per home | $16,000 per home |
| Partial-Home | $1,250 per ton1, up to $10,000 | |||
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*Cape Light Compact enhanced heat pump rebates differ from the amount listed. Customers are eligible for 80% of the installed cost of qualifying heat pump systems. |
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1. Tons are calculated based on AHRI cooling capacity divided by 12,000 BTUs. Rebate amount based on tons. ↩ |
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To receive the enhanced incentive amounts shown, you will need to qualify using our online income verification tool. See if you meet the annual household income requirements and access the tool here. Cape Light Compact customers should contact 1-800-797-6699.
Air to water heat pumps are designed to provide efficient space heating through hydronic distribution, such as existing baseboard, radiant floors, or hydronic radiators.
Enhanced Residential rebates may apply, visit our income-based offers here.
If you are interested in installing a heat pump as part of a new construction or major renovation project, please visit Residential New Construction Program and Renovations and Additions Program to learn about how to participate in these programs.
Apply for a Mass Save HEAT Loan prior to installing your equipment. The Sponsors® of Mass Save are buying down interest rates to make energy efficiency more affordable for Massachusetts residents. With our HEAT Loan, you could qualify for a loan of up to $50,000 toward qualified energy efficient home improvements with terms up to seven years, depending on your Sponsor and the loan provider. Heat pumps must be installed by a contractor participating in the Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network in order to be eligible for HEAT Loan financing.
Eligibility
Please note, equipment installed in individual units in residential 5+ unit complexes, including 1-4 unit buildings that are part of larger complexes, are not eligible for whole-home rebates but may receive the partial-home rebate amounts. This rebate is only available to residences that are occupied full-time during the winter heating season. Program is subject to change without notice, including rebate and incentive levels. Rebate cannot be combined with other Mass Save incentives for the same equipment. Rebate amount not to exceed total installation cost. Sponsor reserves the right to conduct a verification inspection prior to rebate payment. Please allow eight weeks for rebate processing. Sponsor does not warrant the performance of installed equipment. See Terms and Conditions for full requirements.
1 Customers in municipal electric territories are eligible for heat pump rebates if they are a natural gas heating customer of one of the Sponsors of Mass Save. Customers with municipal gas heating are not eligible for heat pump rebates. ↩
2 Sufficient weatherization can be demonstrated by satisfying at least one of the following requirements: (A) home was built during or after 2000, (B) Home Energy Assessment report indicates less than $1,000 worth of weatherization recommended, or (C) weatherization recommendations made during or after 2012 have been completed. Heat pumps installed for whole-home heating and cooling that do not meet the weatherization requirement maybe eligible for partial-home rebate amounts. ↩
After his existing central air conditioning unit broke down in his 1920s home, Dick MacDonough decided to upgrade to a high-efficiency ducted air source heat pump. Dick received a $3,500 incentive as well as reduced his annual carbon dioxide emissions by 5.1 Metric Tons.
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