Tier | Base | Level 1 | Level 2 |
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Overview | All major renovations and additions may be eligible. Homes with existing fossil fuels may participate but no incentives will be tied to fossil fuel equipment. Additions must be all-electric. | All-electric heating, water heating, cooking, and clothes drying in the renovated home and any additions. | All-electric heating, water heating, cooking, and clothes drying in the renovated home and any additions. |
Performance Specifications | ≥5% savings above baseline | ≥30% savings above baseline
or HERS ≤55 Air infiltration: ≤5 ACH50 Ventilation: HRV/ERV optional EV-charging ready: optional |
≥ 50% savings above baseline or HERS ≤45 Air infiltration: ≤3 ACH50 Ventilation: HRV/ERV required EV-charging ready required |
Incentives | Pay-for-Savings (PFS): ($0.50kWh) + ($50/MMBtu) + (% savings x $4,000) |
Single-family: $20,000
2-unit: $30,000 3-unit: $40,000 4-unit: $50,000 |
Single-family: $30,000
2-unit: $40,000 3-unit: $50,000 4-unit: $60,000 |
Market Transformation adders* | Air-Source Heat Pump (partial): $1,250/ton (Base tier only)
Air-Source or Air-to-Water Heat Pump (whole home): $10,000/unit (Base tier only) ENERGY STAR® Certified Ground-Source Heat Pump (partial): $2,000/ton (Base tier only) ENERGY STAR Certified Ground-Source Heat Pump (whole home): $15,000/unit (Base tier only) Wi-Fi Connected Thermostat: $100/unit Induction Cooktop: $500/unit Heat Pump Clothes Dryer: $200/unit DOE Zero Energy Ready Homes Certification: $250/unit ENERGY STAR NextGen Certification: $250/unit |
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*The Market Transformation adders are designed to encourage participants to incorporate emerging equipment technology into their residential projects to drive higher building performance while offering enhanced occupant experience. Participants receiving Market Transformation adders or Level 1 or 2 incentives are not eligible to also receive equipment rebates through the Mass Save Heating & Cooling program or any other retail rebate paths. Adders are also available for advanced certifications from the Department of Energy and ENERGY STAR |
Learn more about how incentives are calculated in the Pay-for-Savings approach.