Massachusetts offers rebates for the installation of small-scale, high-efficiency, cold-climate air-source heat pumps (ASHPs) in residential, commercial, public, and non-profit buildings.
Project sites must be located in a utility territory that contributes to the Renewable Energy Trust Fund (National Grid, Eversource, Unitil, and municipal light plants that have agreed to pay into the fund). Alternatively, the project may be located in the territory of a municipal light plant that does not pay into the fund if the project will be replacing an existing (non-ASHP) electric heating system.
Rebate amount varies by type and size of project. Rebate amounts are as follows:
Residential:
Small-Scale Non-Residential Entities:
An individual project system owner may not be awarded more than $500,000 in total awards through this program and the commercial-scale ASHP program in a fiscal year.
A complete list of equipment eligibility requirements is available in the Program Manual. Cooling only units and single-stage heat pumps are not eligible from rebates under this program.
After a project is completed, rebate applications and other required documents may be submitted via email. Applications must be submitted before the program deadline and within 60 days of project completion. For application details, see the Program Manual.
Implementing Sector: | State |
Category: | Financial Incentive |
State: | Massachusetts |
Incentive Type: | Rebate Program |
Web Site: | http://www.masscec.com/get-clean-energy/residential/air-source-heat-pumps |
Administrator: | Massachusetts Clean Energy Center |
Start Date: | |
Eligible Renewable/Other Technologies: |
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Incentive Amount: |
Single-Head Systems: $625 - $1,500 per system Central or Multi-Head System: $625-$1,500 per 12,000 BTU/hr |
Maximum Incentive: |
Residential: $2,500 Residential (120% of state median income): $3,200 Residential (80% of state median income): $6,000 Non-Residential: $12,500 Non-Residential (Public/Non-Profit): $16,000 Non-Residential (Affordable Housing): $30,000 |
Eligible System Size: |
Single-Head Ductless systems: Residential: 3 units Non-Residential: 20 units Central or Multi-Head Systems: Residential: 48,000 BTU/hr Non-Residential: 240,000 BTU/hr |
Equipment Requirements: | See the Program Manual, available on the program website, for a complete list of equipment requirements. |
Installation Requirements: | Installer(s) must demonstrate that they have received proper training and qualification. |
Technologies: | Heat pumps |
Sectors: | Residential |
Parameters: | The incentive is 625.00 $/Unit, The incentive has a minimum of $2500.00 |
Technologies: | Heat pumps |
Sectors: | Low Income Residential |
Parameters: | The incentive has a minimum of $6000.00, The incentive has a maximum of 800.00 $/Unit |
Technologies: | Heat pumps |
Sectors: | Commercial, Multifamily Residential |
Parameters: | The incentive is 625.00 $/Unit, The incentive has a minimum of $12500.00 |
Technologies: | Heat pumps |
Sectors: | Local Government, Nonprofit, Schools, State Government, Federal Government |
Parameters: | The incentive is 800.00 $/Unit, The incentive has a minimum of $16000.00 |
Technologies: | Heat pumps |
Sectors: | Multifamily Residential |
Parameters: | The incentive has a minimum of $30000.00 |
Name: | Massachusetts Clean Energy Center |
Address: |
63 Franklin St, 3rd Floor Boston MA 02110 |
Phone: | (617) 315-9357 |
Email: | ASHP@masscec.com |
This information is sourced from DSIRE; the most comprehensive source of information on incentives and policies that support renewables and energy efficiency in the United States. Established in 1995, DSIRE is operated by the N.C. Clean Energy Technology Center at N.C. State University.
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