State & Federal Home & EV Incentives

Summary: Rebates, tax credits, save money

Massachusetts incentives

The Mass Save program offers incentives for energy assessments, insulation, heat pumps, heat pump hot water heaters, induction stoves, and more.

Massachusetts electric vehicle incentives provide a $3,500 rebate.
See these and federal incentives at the Drive Green Program from Green Energy Consumers Alliance.
Plus, both National Grid and Eversource offer electric car and charging incentives.

Home energy (note: these are expiring as of December 31, 2025):

Up to $7,500 federal tax credit for new EVs and $4,000 for used EVs.

*Purchases or leases must be completed before September 30, 2025.

Up to $1,000 federal tax credit.

30% federal tax credit (40 percent in designated Energy Communities).

*Residential systems must be installed and placed in service before December 31, 2025.

*Commercial projects must begin construction before July 4, 2026 and meet requirements to qualify.

Further information from the Department of Energy and IRS.

See this factsheet and FAQs from Mass Save to understand how the Federal tax incentives work with Massachusetts incentives.

Home Energy and Solar: Review MassSave rebates and financial benefits. Check to see if federal tax incentives apply to your action using this calculator and Department of Energy table listing eligible activities. File for federal tax credits using IRS forms - see explanation. Review this FAQs and factsheet to explain how the Federal tax incentives work with MassSave.
Electric Cars and Chargers: Review Massachusetts and Federal incentives cars and chargers. Review the FAQs about Massachusetts incentives. Both National Grid and Eversource offer financial incentives and rebates for chargers. Check your utility bill to determine your utility. If you live in a community with a Municipal Light Plant, explore if they have incentives or rebates.