Mass Save - income-eligible heat pump offers (includes federal HEAR funds)
Enhanced rebates up to $16,000 for moderate-income households, or no-cost heat pumps for income-eligible households.
Up to$16,000
Home energy rebates in Harvard, MA
Harvard gets its power from National Grid. Here's what you can claim and who can do the work.
Rebates you may qualify for
Mass Save - air-source heat pump rebates
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.
Up to$8,500
Massachusetts residential renewable energy income tax credit
State income tax credit of 15% of the cost of a solar system on your home, up to $1,000.
Up to$1,000
National Grid - ConnectedSolutions home battery incentive
Annual incentive of $275 per kW for their battery system's average performance between June 1 and September 30; on average, customers have received $1,200 per year.
Massachusetts SMART solar incentive (Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target)
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.
National Grid Massachusetts - home EV charging program
Rebate toward a Level 2 home charger and installation with off-peak charging enrollment.
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Harvard has 17.1 public charging ports per 10,000 residents, against 16.6 across Massachusetts. See how towns compare.
Licensed installers in Harvard
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Public EV charging
1 public charging station in Harvard: 2 Level 2 ports.
| Station | Address | Ports | Network | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HILDRETH SCHOOL STATION1 | 27A Mass Ave | 2 Level 2 | ChargePoint Network | 24 hours daily |
Source: U.S. Department of Energy station locator. Confirmation dates vary by station.