Wayland is partnered with the nonprofit All In Energy to connect homeowners and renters to energy-saving and renewable energy programs that can help you reduce your energy costs, make your home healthier and more comfortable, and fight climate change. These programs are offered at low-to-no-cost. ​

Learn more and get connected to programs to start saving energy and money: ​​​

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​Mass Save® no-cost Home Energy Assessments

​If you pay a gas or electric bill, you are eligible for this Mass Save program! Whether you own a home, rent, or own a 1-4 unit building, you can get a no-cost Home Energy Assessment. ​

Heat Pump Incentives

If you’re considering an upgrade to your heating system, the Sponsors of Mass Save® can help provide technical guidance and support. Schedule a no-cost virtual consultation with a Mass Save Heat Pump & HVAC Specialist. ​

​Up to a $15,000 rebate for heat pumps

• Savings on high-efficiency heating  equipment
• 0% financing through the Mass Save HEAT Loan Program

Energy Enficiency Incentives

• No-cost air sealing
• 75-100% off approved insulation
• ​Rebates on high-efficiency appliances

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Income-Eligible Programs

Massachusetts offers even greater energy and cost savings opportunities for Low-Income Households ( less than or equal to 60% of state median income) See Income-Eligible Programs

Energy programs that may be available to you include: ​​

• Reduced Electric Rate (R-2 rate) and Discounted Gas
• Rate, Energy Conservation Services
• Fuel Assistance
• Energy Bill Payment Assistance​

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​Energy Bill Check Up ​(free)

An Energy Bill Check Up can help you get to know your bill and if you’re paying more than you should, including by paying too much to a 3rd party energy supplier.

For anyone who pays for electricity:

• Understand your bill
• Cancel harmful 3rd party electricity contract
• ​Connect to programs to lower costs​

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During the energy assessment an energy specialist will assess your home and ways you can save energy and money.

If you pay a gas or electric bill, you are eligible! Whether you rent or own one unit or a whole 1-4 unit building, you can get a no-cost Home Energy Assessment. This is an important opportunity for all of us to work together to ensure residents in our community are receiving the full benefits of the statewide Mass Save programs, which are funded through an “energy efficiency” charge on our monthly gas and electric bills and administered by your local electric and natural gas utilities, Eversource and National Grid. 

Homeowners and landlords may be eligible for:​
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100% off approved insulation for:​

• Moderate income households (61-80% of state median income)
• All rental units
• 2-4 unit buildings where all eligible weatherization work is done in all units​​

And 75% off approved insulation for: 

All other households

More benefits you might be eligible for

• Up to a $15,000 rebate for heat pumps*
• Rebates on high-efficiency appliances
• Learn more about Heat Pump incentives on the Mass Save website

• No-cost targeted air sealing
• Savings on high-efficiency heating  equipment

• 0% financing through the Mass Save HEAT Loan Program

*To get a whole home heat pump rebate you need to have done all weatherization work recommended during a no-cost Home Energy Assessment

Renters and owners may receive:

Items that instantly save money, mailed to your home at no cost:

Programmable
​thermostats

High efficiency 
​shower heads

Advanced power
​strip extensions

​Learn more about other programs offered 

​Income-Eligible Programs

If you live in a single family home or 2-4 unit building and you qualify as low-income,* you may be eligible for energy-saving upgrades that can lower your monthly energy bills and make your home more comfortable at no cost. Property owners may also be eligible based on their,  or theirs tenants’ income.

Low-Income Households ( less than or equal to 60% of state median income) See Income-Eligible Programs

Multi-Family Program

Is your building over 5 units? Learn more about the Mass Save Multifamily Program.
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Small Business Program

​Small business owners and nonprofits can also get benefits through the Mass Save Small Business Program here.

Already had an Energy Assessment?  There are many other ways to take action! Take a look at Energize Wayland, an interactive web platform for everyone who uses energy to address climate change by taking actions large or small. To learn more, visit  EnergizeWayland.org

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