Home energy rebates in Feeding Hills, MA

Feeding Hills gets its power from Eversource. Here's what you can claim and who can do the work.

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Rebates you may qualify for

Enhanced rebates up to $16,000 for moderate-income households, or no-cost heat pumps for income-eligible households.

Open Mass Save sponsors / Massachusetts DOER Not yet confirmed

Up to$16,000

Whole-home air-source heat pump rebate of $2,650 per ton, up to $8,500 per home; partial-home and heat pump water heater rebates also offered.

Open Mass Save (Eversource, National Grid, Unitil, Cape Light Compact) Not yet confirmed

Up to$8,500

State income tax credit of 15% of the cost of a solar system on your home, up to $1,000.

Open Massachusetts Department of Revenue Not yet confirmed

Up to$1,000

Annual payments for letting Eversource use your home battery during peak events (about $275 per kW of average summer discharge).

Open Eversource Not yet confirmed

Fixed per-kWh incentive paid by your utility for the solar power your system produces, for 10-20 years; rates depend on utility and capacity block.

Open Massachusetts DOER Not yet confirmed

Rebate toward a qualifying Level 2 home charger and wiring when you enroll in off-peak charging.

Check status Eversource Not yet confirmed

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