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Our Mission

Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by accelerating adoption of energy-efficient heat pumps in Massachusetts homes and buildings.

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Mass Save offers generous incentives for heat pumps

If your electricity (or natural gas) is supplied by an investor-owned utility such as Eversource or National Grid, you may be eligible for Mass Save incentives: see Mass Save Residential Rebates and Incentives. Some HVAC installers include an estimate of the Mass Save rebate in their heating/cooling system quotes. Some will submit the rebate request on behalf of their customer, while others do not. Either way, it’s advisable to confirm the rebate amount by contacting Mass Save directly.

Local Energy Coaching in MA

In July 2023, HeatSmart Alliance volunteers conducted a survey of community-based energy coaching programs in eastern Massachusetts. Watch this video for our report on the survey to our November 2023 monthly meeting. You can also download the presentation slides.

Local Events

We provide presenters on green heating and cooling for virtual and in-person events 

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Resources for learning about heat pumps for your residence or commercial building

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Northeastern University study of maintaining comfort while reducing emissions

Our volunteer coaches can help you choose an installer and heat pump 

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Help us grow and connect with more communities and HVAC professionals 

We are a volunteer group that promotes adoption of low-emissions heating, cooling and related technology in our communities.  Our group has grown out of the HeatSmart Massachusetts program sponsored by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC). Learn more…

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