Sunday, August 5, 2018

Changes to MassCEC's Woodstove Changeout and Air-Source Heat Pump Programs





Changes to MassCEC's Woodstove Changeout and Air-Source Heat Pump Programs

Dear Friends of MassCEC's Clean Heating and Cooling Programs,


We have updates for you regarding our Woodstove Change-Out and Air-Source Heat Pump Programs. Enclosed are details on making the move to low-emission stoves as well as information about new ASHP rebate levels.

Woodstove Change-Out Extended!

The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) is extending the 2018 Woodstove Change-Out Program deadline to September 25, 2018.

Any Massachusetts resident or business currently operating a non-EPA-certified wood stove or fireplace insert is eligible for a rebate of up to $1,750 when replacing an existing stove with an eligible model. Those that meet certain income requirements are eligible for rebates of up to $3,000. To date, 114 woodstoves have been changed out with our program and we've awarded $193,500 in rebates.

If you own an old wood stove and would like to replace it with a new, low-emission EPA-certified wood or pellet stove, visit MassCEC's website to find out more. You will need to contact a local stove professional who can determine the eligibility of your old stove and submit a rebate application on your behalf after installing your new stove. Act now to make sure you don't miss this newly extended application deadline!

MassCEC webpage                           
https://masscec.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=cfa86dfbf4982660c6328daa0&id=b97e9e9f13&e=952cc7b7a1

local stove professionals
https://masscec.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=cfa86dfbf4982660c6328daa0&id=81d573c207&e=952cc7b7a1

Air-Source Heat Pump Updates


The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) is making some changes to our Residential Air-Source Heat Pump Program. This program provides rebates for the installation of qualifying air source heat pump systems at homes and small businesses in Massachusetts.

The new standard rebate levels will range from $500 to $2,500. Homeowners that meet certain income requirements will be eligible for rebates of up to $4,000. Those replacing electric resistance heating with heat pumps are eligible for additional funds.

The changes to the program can be found in our 
Program Manual. Any applications submitted after November 1 will be subject to the new rebate amounts.

If you would like to install a heat pump in your home, visit
MassCEC's website to find out more. You will need to contact an eligible installer who will discuss with you what heat pumps will satisfy your needs and complete the install.


Thank you for your interest in our Commonwealth Woodstove Change-Out and Air-Source Programs!
The MassCEC Woodstove Change-Out Team
Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
63 Franklin St, 3rd Floor  Boston, MA 02110
Telephone:  617-712-1109

The MassCEC Air-Source Heat Pump Team
Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
63 Franklin St, 3rd Floor  Boston, MA 02110
Telephone:  617-712-1109


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