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EnergySmart is well versed in the currently available incentives for residential geothermal heat pump installations. We will guide you through the paperwork for the various federal, state, and municipal incentives for which you may qualify. In some cases, we will even do the paperwork for you!

The first step is to see if your property is a good fit for geothermal heating and cooling.

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The Mass Save Heat Loan Program provides customers the opportunity to apply for a 0% loan from participating lenders to assist with the installation of qualified energy efficient improvements in their homes. The Mass Save Heat Loans are available for up to $25,000 (depending on utility) with terms up to 7 years. To apply for the Mass Save Heat Loan, the customer must own a one-to-four-family residence and obtain a Mass Save Home Energy Assessment. Not all municipal power providers participate in the program. Please visit the Mass Save website to see if you are eligible.

Mass Save is offering a rebate of up to $13,500 per household to eligible homeowners who install ground source heat pumps to replace oil, propane, electric resistance, or gas heating systems. The rebate is valid for systems installed between January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026. Whole-home and partial-home rebates are available. The geothermal heat pump installer must be listed on the Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network list.

There is no federal tax credit for residential geothermal installations for 2026 and beyond.

All geothermal systems installed in Massachusetts are eligible to earn Alternative Energy Credits (AECs) through the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (MA DOER). If the heating capacity of the geothermal system is less than 132,000 Btuh, then the number of AECs earned is simply calculated based on the size of the building. The minimum number of AECs that can be earned is 230. For every square foot over 1,500 and additional 0.158 AECs per square foot is earned. Additional information about the State regulations pertaining to this program, please visit this link. Please visit our blog post for additional information about how to earn Alternative Energy Credits.

OUR PROCESS

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Prequalify for Incentives

Your location, space around your home and other factors impact if you are eligible for geothermal. Find out if your home is eligible.

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Installation

Once we’ve determined eligibility we will arrange a site visit to discuss details and provide a proposal.

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Submit paperwork

Upon accepting proposal, our full service model includes permitting, design and installation of your geothermal system.

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Receive $$

We work with you to take advantage of various incentives.

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See if you qualify for geothermal

Find out whether your Massachusetts home or commercial property is a good candidate for geothermal heating and cooling.
Complete our online prequalification form to get started with a custom geothermal consultation.