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• Boilers & Furnaces | Residential | Mass Save

  Air source heat pumps are a smarter, more efficient option to keep your home comfortable all year long.

• Lawn Equipment | Mass Save

  Battery-powered motors are more energy efficient, reduce carbon emissions, and typically require less maintenance than gas-powered equipment.

• Clothes Washers | Mass Save

  Conserve energy and save money when you upgrade to an ENERGY STAR® certified clothes washer.

• Energy-Efficient Lighting for Your Home

  What to know before you buy

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  How Do Dehumidifiers Work?

  April 6, 2017

  Believe it or not, a dehumidifier can also help keep energy costs down.

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  Don't Throw Money Out the Window

  April 6, 2017

  Over the winter we shared tips for ways to keep warm air in your house to prevent unwanted heat loss that results in wasted energy and money. We discussed several methods for ensuring that all the heat your system was working hard to produce, wasn’t lost. The same principles apply when looking for ways to keep hot air out, and moreover, the cool air in. During the dog days of this summer – which are known to drag out in New England – use the following tips and tricks to ensure that you aren’t losing any of your energy to the outdoors.

• Heat Pump Qualified Product List (HPQPL)
• Pool Pumps | Mass Save

  ENERGY STAR® certified pool pumps run quieter and prolong the life of your pool’s filtering system—while saving you over $2,800 dollars over its lifetime.

• Energy Saving Benefits and Tips for Homeowners

  Get rebates on home energy with tips on making your Massachusetts home more energy efficient.

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  ENERGY STAR Certified Refrigerators

  Replace your old, working refrigerator and save big.