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Mass Save | Ground Source Heat Pumps
Ground source/geothermal heat pumps extract heat from the ground during cold weather and distribute it throughout your business. During warmer months, this process is reversed to provide cooling.
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Consumer's Guide to Purchasing a New Heating System
Read the go-to guide to help you purchase and install high-efficiency heating systems.
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Water Heating | Residential | Mass Save
Water heating is often a home’s second-highest energy cost. There are a wide variety of high-efficiency water heating systems on the market that help residents save on energy costs and improve the comfort of their homes.
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Mass Save | Air Source Heat Pumps
Air source heat pumps extract heat from the air outside and distribute it inside your business.
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Mass Save | Heating Comparison Calculator
If you’re considering an upgrade to your current heating and cooling equipment, use the Mass Save® Heating Comparison Calculator (HCC) to see how installing a high-efficiency heating system could impact your heating costs.
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Mass Save | Packaged Terminal Heat Pumps
By replacing old inefficient Package Terminal Air Conditioning (PTAC) units with a Package Terminal Heat Pump (PTHP) you can reduce your building’s heating and cooling costs significantly.
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Mass Save | Heat Pumps
Keep your business warm in the winter and cool in the summer with clean, electric heat pumps.
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Mass Save | Water Source Heat Pumps
A water source heat pump uses the same concept as an air source heat pump for drawing out heat from the outdoor air.
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Mass Save | Water Heating & Pipe Insulation
Hot water costs can add up quickly—especially in a business. Upgrade to higher- efficiency systems to lower heating expenses, decrease equipment maintenance time, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and create a comfortable work environment.
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Mass Save | Water Heaters
Hot water costs can add up quickly—especially in a business. Higher- efficiency systems can lower heating expenses, decrease equipment maintenance time, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.