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If your heating system leaves your home too cold or burns too much fuel, it might be time to look into an upgrade. Consumers in both Massachusetts and Rhode Island should pay close attention to incentives being offered by utilities. Gas and oil prices have been low the last couple of years, which makes now a good time to invest some of your fuel savings into making your home more efficient. The payoff will be big when fuel prices rebound (not if, when). Read on to learn more about the incentives and rebates in your state.
If you live in Greater Boston and are interested in a heat pump as an efficient way to heat (or cool), Mass Energy is excited to announce the launch of our Greater Boston Heat Pump Program. Advancements in technology mean the cold climate Air Source Heat Pumps (ccASHPs) can keep you warm even when temperatures dip below freezing. What’s more, ccASHPs can cool and dehumidify, helping achieve comfort in all weather. See if your town is eligible now!
www.massenergy.org/heatpumps.
If you’re looking to install a new, high-efficiency system, the following rebates are available to you:
Interested? Call 866-527-7283 to schedule your heating equipment site visit to see what type of rebates might apply to your home. Eligibility for rebates/incentives is based on findings from the home energy assessment. HEAT Loan financing is subject to lender approval from a participating lender. Residents receiving fuel assistance or the utility discount rate may qualify for additional incentives based on their income.
FINANCING AVALIBLE: Mass Save offers 0% financing on eligible energy efficiency measures through the HEAT Loan Program. If you are considering upgrading your heating equipment, ask your Energy Specialist about the HEAT Loan. This is a great opportunity to move forward with the energy improvements you want in a cost effective manner. Loans are available up to $25,000 with terms of up to 7 years for approved measures.
Don’t want to install a whole new system? You can make your existing one more efficient, save energy and money, and still qualify for a rebate!
If you’re looking to install a new, high-efficiency system, the following rebates are available to you:
Don’t want to install a whole new system? You can make your existing one more efficient, save energy and money, and still qualify for a rebate!
Keep reading about each of these rebates on National Grid’s website here.
FINANCING AVALIBLE: National Grid is offering a special 0% financing through participating lenders for energy efficiency upgrades of all sorts! To learn more about this loan visit National Grid’s website here.
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