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Lawrence Saves Energy

As our City grapples with the COVID-19 pandemic, the City is launching the Lawrence Saves Energy program to help residents access thousands of dollars to upgrade their homes and buildings and reduce their energy bills - all at no-cost and without anyone coming into your home until it is safe. 

Who can participate?
Whether you rent or own your unit, if you pay a utility bill, you are eligible to participate. This is an important opportunity for all of us to work together to ensure that Lawrence residents are receiving the full benefits of the statewide Mass Save® program, which is funded through an “energy efficiency” charge on your monthly utility bills and administered by your electric and natural gas providers.

How does it work? 
The City is working with the 501(c)3 nonprofit All In Energy to connect residents living in buildings with 1-4 units* to no-cost virtual home energy assessments and upgrades available through Mass Save®. 

To start, we encourage you to request a Virtual No-Cost Home Energy Assessment. The assessment is performed by a Mass Save® home performance contractor.

​All you need is a phone, the technology to do a video chat and/or send photos of the home over email, and access to your building or apartment to install eligible energy-saving measures.

Schedule Virtual no-cost Home Energy Assessment

During the Virtual Assessment, you will receive:
​1) Advice on energy-saving measures that you can implement in your home.
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2) Eligible energy-saving measures such as:

• LED light bulbs,
• High-efficiency shower heads
• Programmable thermostats  

All shipped directly to your door and at no cost to you.

3) Property owners may be eligible for additional discounts, such as:

• 100% off of approved insulation
• No-cost targeted air sealing
• Savings up to $2,750 on high-efficiency heating equipment
• No cost recycling of a freezer or fridge plus a $75 reward
• 0% financing through the Mass Save® HEAT Loan Program

*Live in a larger building? Learn about the Mass Save Multifamily Program. 

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

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