11.4.25 - Heat Pump Water Heater Webinar 11/19 7pm
Sustainable Sudbury
Heat pump water heaters are up to 3x more efficient than conventional electric units – and now you can stack savings via Mass Save rebates + federal tax credits.
Join us at our webinar!
Don’t leave money on the table. See how combining Mass Save rebates with the federal tax credit can dramatically lower your cost.
Nov 19, 7–8 pm | Register: www.bit.ly/hp-water-heater
What Mass Save offers
$750 instant rebate on qualifying ENERGY STAR® heat pump water heatersSplit-system units (where the heat pump is separate from tank) may qualify for up to $1,500
To receive the rebate instantly, have a licensed plumber install the unit or buy from participating retailers (Home Depot, Lowe’s) using a verified code
0% financing (HEAT Loan) is available for qualified home energy upgrades, up to $25,000
Eligibility & requirements
Must be a Massachusetts residential electric or gas customer served by a Mass Save sponsor utility (Eversource, National Grid, Unitil, Cape Light Compact, Berkshire Gas, etc.)
The equipment must be ENERGY STAR certified, meet minimum performance (ex: UEF 3.30 for many units)
Installation must be by a licensed plumber between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2025
Must replace an existing electric resistance, propane, natural gas, or oil water heater in a 1–4 unit residential building
Verification inspection may be required
Rebate can’t exceed the cost of the equipment and cannot be combined with other Mass Save incentives for the same equipment
Federal tax credit (via IRA / Section 25C)
You may still claim up to 30% of the install cost (post-rebate), capped at $2,000 for a heat pump water heater, under the federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit – until December 31, 2025.
This credit is part of the same umbrella that allows up to $3,200 annually for qualifying home efficiency upgrades.
Get Coaching!
Learn from volunteer experts how to take advantage of grants to subsidize your transition away from oil or gas to heat pumps, install home solar, or get an electric car. Talking to neighbors who’ve been through it is a great, low-pressure way to get started.
Fill out the form at www.plugINmetrowest.org to receive personalized assistance.