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Massachusetts solar, battery, and EV charger incentives
Massachusetts homeowners should start with Mass Save, heat pumps, weatherization, solar, and storage programs.
Best places to start
- weatherization
- heat pumps
- solar programs
- battery demand response
What to check first
- Start with a home energy assessment and weatherization opportunities.
- Check heat pump and electrical upgrade eligibility before installing equipment.
- Ask whether battery programs require enrollment or dispatch participation.
Official places to verify
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