Heat Pump & Geothermal Rebates & Incentives

Homeowners and renters in Massachusetts can take advantage of multiple programs that make switching to high-efficiency heat pump systems more affordable.

Explore the chart below to see how state incentives can help lower the cost of heating and cooling with clean, electric technology.

Massachusetts Rebates

Item Current MA Rebates Resources
Eversource reduced distribution and transmission rate during the winter months Reduced rates are in effect from Nov to April. Check Eversource page for up-to-date rates. Click Here to learn more
Air Source Heat Pump (Mass Save Whole–Home Rebate) $2,650 per ton up to $8,500 for full–home conversions from fossil fuel to electric heat pumps Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Air Source Heat Pump (Mass Save Partial–Home Rebate) $1,125 per ton (up to $8,500) for partial–home installations Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Air Source Heat Pump (Mass Save Partial–Home Rebate) Additional Incentives $500 bonus for completing recommended weatherization 1 year prior to 6 months after installation; $500 bonus if system is sized for whole–home load Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Air Source Heat Pump (Mass Save Basic Rebate) $250 per ton (up to $2,500) for NOT displacing fossil fuel or electric resistance heat in their home and installed on August 1, 2025 or after Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Air Source Heat Pump and Air to Water Mass Save Income–Based Enhanced Incentives Up to $16,000 or up to no cost through Turnkey Services Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Air Source Heat Pumps Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (AECs) $250 to $1,000 for certain eligible systems Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Ground Source Heat Pumps Whole–Home Rebate $13,500 per home Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Ground Source Heat Pumps Partial–Home Rebate $2,000 per ton, up to $13,500 Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Ground Source Heat Pumps Whole–Home and Partial Home Mass Save Income–Based Enhanced Incentives Up to $25,000 Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Ground Source Heat Pumps Alternative Energy Portfolio Standard (AECs) Market driven and you can sell the credits to an aggregator Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Heat Pump Water Heater (Mass Save) $750 to $1,500 Instant Rebate for qualified ENERGY STAR® heat pump water heaters Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
Heat Pump Clothes Dryer (Mass Save) $200 rebate for qualified ENERGY STAR® heat pump clothes dryer Click Here to learn more and check eligibility
0% Loan up to $25,000 for up to 7 Years Mass Save HEAT Loans are available for most energy efficiency upgrades Click Here to learn more and check eligibility

Homeowners switching to heat pumps from inefficient systems that run on fuel oil, propane, or traditional electric resistance can save close to $1,000 per year.

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