MASS SAVE® REBATES

MASS SAVE REBATES

Central Cooling and Heating is proud to be a Mass Save Heat Pump Installer partner

What Mass Save rebates are available for 2024?

This state agency has partnered with regional energy providers to develop one of the best programs for savings on heating and cooling equipment in the nation. Central Cooling is a certified and fully accredited Mass Save partner — having met the agency’s stringent requirements for contractors.

And while the Mass Save rebate program is a great deal for homeowners, the details can be confusing. The Central Cooling team will help you select the system that is right for your home, calculate the eligible rebates — including manufacturer’s rebates and other incentives like 0% loans — and even do the submission paperwork for you!

These Mass Save rebates and incentives are available to help you upgrade and improve your home's heating and cooling performance, including:

  • Up to $10,000 in incentives for electric heat pump heating and cooling
  • Up to $1,250 per ton for partial-home electric heat pump heating and cooling
  • Up to $1,500 rebate for gas heating*
  • Up to $400 rebate for oil heating*
  • Up to $1,500 rebate for propane heating*
  • Up to $1,500 for a new integrated control for existing heat pump
  • Up to $100 rebate for programmable and smart thermostat

Savings up to

$ 10,300
  • Rebates through December 31, 2024
  • *Rebate programs for gas, oil, and propane devices may end earlier than December 31, 2024
Alternative Energy Certificates (AECs) logo for purchases of highly efficient residential heating and cooling systems

The state of Massachusetts has introduced a program where homeowners receive Alternative Energy Credits when they acquire highly efficient heating and cooling systems such as Infinity heat pumps (with Greenspeed intelligence) from Carrier or Hyper-Heat heat pumps from Mitsubishi Electric. Central Cooling is an authorized dealer for both of these brands, and our staff can help you decide which system could be right for you — then assist with the processing so that you receive a check after the installation is completed.

Heat Pump Installation Cost Example

Below are example costs for the installation of a whole-home heat pump. 

Standard Incentive Income-Based Enhanced Incentive
Average Installation Cost*** $22,000 $22,000
Mass Save Rebate (Whole-Home) $10,000 $16,000
Federal Tax Credit** $2,000 $1,800
Net Project Cost $10,000 $4,200

  ** Additional conditions may apply. 
*** The average installation cost is based on Mass Save program data for whole-home air source heat pump installations completed in 2022. 

Did you know…

Mass Save has a HEAT Loan Program for heating and cooling improvements to your home? Zero percent loans are available for up to 7 years with a maximum loan amount of $50,000. Learn more.

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Eligibility

  • Offers valid only for residential customers in Massachusetts where Berkshire Gas, Eversource, Liberty Utilities, National Grid, or Unitil is the Program Sponsor.
  • Equipment must be installed by a licensed contractor or plumber between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024
  • Equipment must be new and must meet minimum efficiency requirements
  • Condensing heating equipment replacing pre-existing non-condensing heating equipment may be eligible for Tier II rebates. Account holder must complete a special home visit or Home Energy Assessment prior to installation to confirm the inefficiency of existing equipment. Get started www.masssave.com/getverified
  • Rebate form and supporting documentation must be received by February 28, 2025