Massachusetts Guide · Updated April 2026
Mass Save offers up to $8,500 in heat pump rebates and 75-100% off insulation right now. IRA HOMES and HEAR programs ($146M) are being integrated into existing utility programs.
Massachusetts homeowners can access federal tax credits, state HOMES/HEAR rebate programs, and local property tax exemptions. Here is the current status of every major program as of April 2026:
Mass Save heat pump rebates (up to $8,500) and free insulation available now
IRA HOMES and HEAR ($146M) being integrated into Mass Save programs
Boston residential exemption saves up to $4,354/year on property taxes
High energy costs make efficiency improvements especially valuable
Utility-run program offering up to $8,500 for heat pumps, 75-100% off insulation, and no-cost energy assessments. Available now through your utility provider.
Official program page →$73.1M allocated. Being integrated into Mass Save programs. Awaiting final DOE approval.
Official program page →$72.8M allocated. Will be delivered through Mass Save's Income Eligible Program.
Official program page →IRC §25D (30% solar) and §25C (heat pump, $2,000 cap) were terminated for installs placed in service after December 31, 2025 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Public Law 119-21, July 2025). Still claimable on your 2025 return if installation was completed by Dec 31, 2025.
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