Whole Home Pilot ASHP

MassCEC offers incentives for residents to install qualifying air source heat pumps designed to provide all of their home’s heating needs. For more information on the program, please review the MassCEC Whole Home Air Source Heat Pump Pilot Manual.

Applications must be submitted and approved before project installation.

Before starting your rebate application make sure that you have the following documents:

A copy of the Participants Agreement signed by the System Owner (found here ).
An electric bill (showing the site address - new construction can submit at project completion)
Proposal for installation (showing model numbers and site address)
Manual J heat load calculations (showing heating load at design temperature)
If applicable, income verification (see this page for more info)

For questions, please contact ashp_rebates@masscec.com or call (617) 315-9300.

Is the System Owner an individual or organization? *

Does this Project meet MassCEC's definition of affordable housing?

System Owner Organization Name

System Owner Name *

First Name Last Name

System Owner Email *

Confirmation Email example@example.com

System Owner Phone *

Project Site Address *

Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City	State
Zip Code	Country

Primary Installer Company & Name *

If you are not on this list, please contact MassCEC in order to become a participating installer by submitting a Primary Installer Agreement and proof of manufacturer training to ashp_rebates@masscec.com.

Primary Installer Company *

Primary Installer Name *

First Name Last Name

Primary Installer Email *

Confirmation Email example@example.com

Primary Installer Phone *

By checking the boxes below, the Primary Installer verifies that they have read the following documents and taken them into consideration in design of the Project.

Documents available at https://neep.org/ASHPInstallerResources

The installer did read and consider: *

1. NEEP's Guide To Sizing & Selecting Air-Source Heat Pumps in Cold Climates 2. NEEP's Guide To Installing Air-Source Heat Pumps in Cold Climates

Remit rebate check to *

Is the System Owner's mailing address the same as the Project Site address listed above? *

Payee Mailing Address

Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City	State
Zip Code	Country

Electric Utility

Only customers located in service territories which contribute to the Renewable Energy Trust are eligible for the MassCEC Air Source Heat Pump Program. Electricity customers of Eversource, Unitil, and National Grid, as well as the Ashburnham, Holden, Holyoke, Russell and Templeton municipal light plants are eligible for the program.

Electric Utility *

Building Type *

Is this project new construction or a gut renovation?

Why were air-source heat pumps selected for the home? *

What standard/s is the home being built to meet? (Check all that apply) *

Massachusetts Base Code Massachusetts Stretch Code LEED for Homes Energy Star Certified Home DOE Zero Energy Ready Passive House HERS Rating Target (describe below)

HERS Rating Target *

Would a natural gas hook-up have been possible for this home? *

If you were not installing air-source heat pumps, what type of heating system would you have installed as the primary heating system? *

If you were not installing air-source heat pumps, what type of cooling system would you have installed as the primary cooling system? *

Total conditioned square footage of the home (sq ft) *

Square footage of space conditioned by air-source heat pumps (sq ft) *

Square footage of space conditioned by previous primary heating system (sq ft) *

Please explain any differences in the square footage values above (if applicable).

Peak Building Heat Load (BTU/hr) *

Calculated with ACCA approved Manual J software

Outdoor Design Temperature for Manual J Heat Load Calculation (Degrees F) *

Indoor Design Temperature for Manual J Heat Load Calculation (Degrees F) *

Home Energy Assessment Date

Rebate recipients must have had a home energy assessment within the past 4 years. New construction projects are exempted.

To schedule a home energy assessment, contact Mass Save or a MassCAP.

Home Energy Assessment Date *

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What energy efficiency upgrades (if any) have been implemented at the home? *

What energy efficiency measures will be implemented at the home? *

Estimated year of original home construction *

Previous Primary Heating Source *

**The MassCEC Whole-Home ASHP pilot is only open to existing homes that are replacing natural gas. Existing homes with oil, propane, or electric heat should explore the incentives available from Mass Save at https://www.masssave.com/en/saving/residential-rebates/electric-heating-and-cooling**

What is the name plate capacity of the previous primary heating system in MBH (thousands of BTU/hr?) *

Did the previous primary heating system (e.g., natural gas boiler or furnace) also heat the home's domestic hot water? *

Is the previous primary heating system being removed or left in place? *

Estimated Age of Previous Primary Heating Source *

Estimated Efficiency of Previous Primary Heating Source *

(Note: This may have been calculated during the home energy assessment.)

Does the home contain any non-fossil fuel supplemental heat source? (check all that apply) *

No, the air-source heat pumps are the only source of space heating in the home Supplemental electric resistance heat Pellet stove Wood stove Solar Hot Water

Does the home require an electric service upgrade to install the air-source heat pumps? (For example, 100 amps to 200 amps) *

What was the previous source of cooling for the home? (Check all that apply) *

None Window Unit(s) Central AC System Existing Heat Pumps Ceiling Fan Window Fan

Did the home previously use natural gas for any of the following appliances? (Check all that apply) *

Stove/oven Domestic Hot Water Clothes Dryer

Are any of the following natural gas appliances being changed to non-fossil fuel appliances as part of this project? (Check all that apply) *

Stove/oven Domestic Hot Water Clothes Dryer

What type of cooking appliance will be installed in the home? (Check all that apply) *

Standard electric cooktop - Electric Oven Induction cooktop - Electric Oven

What type of domestic hot water appliance will be installed in the home (check all that apply) *

Electric - Tankless Electric - with Tank Heat Pump Water Heater Solar Hot Water Air-to-water heat pump

What type of clothes dryer appliance will be installed in the home? (Check all that apply) *

Standard Electric Clothes Dryer Heat Pump Clothes Dryer

Please enter information about the heat pumps. The AHRI directory can be found here.

Type of air-source heat pump *

Does the air-to-water heat pump include an electric resistance booster?

Does the air-to-water heat pump provide domestic hot water?

Number of Outdoor Units *

Manufacture of Outdoor Unit #1 *

Model of Outdoor Unit #1 *

AHRI Number of Outdoor Unit #1 *