Why Mass Save® Stopped Fossil Fuel Rebates and What Heating & Cooling Rebates Are Available in 2025
In recent years, Massachusetts has made significant strides toward a more sustainable, energy-efficient future. In 2024 as part of this effort and to follow a legislative mandate, Mass Save® phased out rebates for fossil fuel-based oil and gas heating systems to encourage homeowners to transition to cleaner, more energy-efficient options. The shift reflects the state’s […]
Expert Heating Installation Guide for Homeowners
Quick question, reader: do you think installing a furnace is a simple plug-and-go operation? If so, you couldn’t be further from the truth. See, all HVAC systems must be matched to the home they’ll be installed in. Unless you have experience in this area, your best bet is to hire a professional for this task. […]
How Many Watts Does a Heat Pump Use?
According to the Department of Energy, heating and cooling account for over half of a typical household’s energy use. But how many watts does a heat pump use? Understanding this is important for managing energy consumption and reducing utility bills. Let’s explore the factors influencing heat pump electricity use, typical wattage ranges, and strategies to enhance […]
Maximize Your Savings with the TMLP Saves™ Heat Pump Program in 2025
The Taunton Municipal Light Plant (TMLP) has launched the TMLP Saves™ – Heat Pump and Zero-Interest Loan Program, aiming to enhance energy efficiency for residential customers. This initiative offers financial incentives for weatherization and the installation of Ground Source or Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pumps, effective from January 1, 2025. Key Features of […]
What to Expect During Your Mass Save Home Energy Assessment
As a homeowner in Massachusetts, finding ways to improve energy efficiency in your home is not only good for the environment, but it can also save you money on your energy bills. One of the best ways to achieve these goals is by scheduling a no cost home energy assessment with a Mass Save® approved […]
2025 Updates to the RMLD Heat Pump & Weatherization Program
Endless Energy is excited to continue as a trusted heat pump installer in Reading, Massachusetts, partnering with Reading Municipal Light Department (RMLD). If you’re a homeowner in Reading, MA, looking to upgrade to an energy-efficient heat pump, here’s what you need to know about the latest RMLD heat pump rebates and incentives starting March 12, […]
How Much Should You Expect to Pay for a Heat Pump in Massachusetts?
As a homeowner in Massachusetts, you know how important it is to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature, especially during the harsh winter months and hot summers. One way to achieve year-round comfort efficiently is by investing in a heat pump. But how much can you expect to pay for a heat pump installation? The price […]
Central AC vs. Ducted Heat Pump: Which is More Efficient for Massachusetts Homes?
Choosing between central air conditioning (AC) and a ducted heat pump for your Massachusetts home? Both offer effective climate control, but understanding the differences can help you decide which is best for your needs. Plus, with incentives available through Mass Save®, such as the HEAT Loan and heat pump rebates, upgrading your system is more […]
TAX CREDITS FOR HEAT PUMPS IN 2025
It seems that there is some confusion in the market about whether a heat pump tax credit will be available in 2025. Much of the confusion comes from the new A2L refrigerant. While the EPA’s refrigerant mandate requiring the use of R-454B or R-32 A2L refrigerant takes effect on January 1, 2025, the new requirements will […]
R-410A vs A2L Refrigerants: What Massachusetts Homeowners Need to Know About Upgrading Their HVAC Systems
As HVAC technology continues to evolve, the refrigerants used in systems are changing to meet both regulatory and environmental needs. For Massachusetts homeowners looking to upgrade their HVAC systems, understanding the difference between R-410A and the new generation of A2L refrigerants is essential. As the HVAC industry continues to evolve, the refrigerants used in systems […]
