Massachusetts EV

Appliances Heat Pump Water Heater: $500 Induction Range: $100 - $500 Clothes Dryer: $50 Washing Machine: $50 Air Conditioner: $50 Dehumidifier: $50 Refrigerator: $50 Dishwasher: $25 Thermostat Smart Wi-Fi Enabled Thermostat: 50% of cost up to $125 Programmable Thermostat: $25 Home Efficiency Improvement Program Insulation & Air Sealing: 50% up to $1,500 Windows: $50 each up to $500 Heating and Cooling Central Heat Pump, Multizone Mini-Split and Ducted Mini-Split Heat Pumps: $500 per ton up to $2,000 Single-Zone Mini-Split Heat Pumps: $500 per ton up to $2,000 Heat Pumps With Insulation: $750 per ton up to $3,000 and Insulation Cap increased to $2,500 (Total Value up to $5,500) Heat Pumps replacing Fossil Fuel: $1,000 per ton up to $5,000 and insulation cap increased to $2,500 (Total Value Up to $7,500) Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Program EV (Non-hybrid): Free up to $650 value Plug-In Hybrid 18 KW Battery: $300 Plug-In Hybrid 9KW Battery: $200 Home Battery Storage Residential Behind the Meter Battery System: $100 per kwh of battery capacity Cordless Yard Equipment Snow Blower: 50% of price up to $100 Lawn Mower: 50% of price up to $100 Leaf Blower: 50% of price up to $25 String Trimmer: 50% of price up to $25 Hedge Trimmer: 50% of purchase price up to $40

Lawn Mowers: $100 Heat Pump Water Heaters: $185 - $750 Solar PV: $625/kW of installed solar PV generation capacity

Lighting: Up to 50% of cost or $1,000/kW of reduced demand, whichever is less EV Charging Stations: up to $6,000 Heat Pump Water Heater: $185 - $750 Heat Pump: $2,500 - $4,500 Solar Panels: $3,125

Energy Star Appliances Dehumidifiers: $25 Window Air Conditioners: $25 Electric Clothes Dryers: $50 Clothes Washing Machines: $50 Refrigerators: $50 Programmable Thermostat: $50 Heat Pump Water Heater: $500 Energy Star Heating & Cooling Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump: $500/ton Ducted Air Source Heat Pump: $500/ton Ground Source Heat Pump: $500/ton Full Electric Vehicle Charger : Up to $200

Battery EV Purchase: Up to $7,500 per vehicle Battery EV Lease: Up to $5,000 per vehicle PHEV Purchase: Up to $5,000 per vehicle PHEV Lease: Up to $3,000 per vehicle Zero-Emission Motorcycle: Up to $750 per vehicle

Up to 60% of cost, up to $50,000 per address for Level 1 or 2 EVSE

Government-Owned Locations: Up to 100% of hardware and installation costs for Level 1 or Level 2 EVSE, up to $50,000 per address All Other Locations: Up to 80% of hardware and installation costs for Level 1 or Level 2 EVSE, up to $50,000 per address

60% of cost of hardware and installation costs for Level 1 or Level 2 EVSE, up to $50,000 per address

Battery EVs and Fuel Cell EVs (Used & New): $3,500 Low-Income Residents: additional $1,500 Trade-In: additional $1,000

6,000 - 10,000 GVWR: $7,500 10,001 - 14,000 GVWR: $15,000 14,001 - 16,000 GVWR: $30,000 16,001 - 19,500 GVWR: $45,000 19,501 - 26,000 GVWR: $60,000 26,001 - 33,000 GVWR: $75,000 33,001 + GVWR: $90,000

Level 2 EVSE: $250

EVSE: Up to 100% of cost

Level 2, DCFC, EVSE: Up to 100%, varies based on location and charging station type

PHEV level 2 chargers: $200-$300 (participants include Hull, Marblehead, Princeton, Sterling, Wakefield, and West Boylston customers) Electric Vehicle Chargers Fully Electric Vehicle: Up to $700 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle with less than 15 kWh Battery Capacity: $200 Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle with 15 kWh Battery Capacity or Greater: $300 (incentive participants include Hingham (up to $600), Hull, Marblehead, Princeton, Shrewsbury (50% of the cost, up to $350), Sterling, Templeton, Wakefield (up to $650), and West Boylston customers

Standard Single Family: up to $700 2-4 Unit Building: up to $1,400 Low-Income Discount Rate Single Family: Up to $1,000 2-4 Unit Building: Up to $2,000

Standard Rate Single-family: up to $700 Small multi-family (2-4 unit building): up to $1,400 Low income discount rate Single Family: Up to $1,700 Small multi-family (2-4 units): $2,700

Varies

Uber/Lyft: New EVs - $14,000 Used EVs - $6,500 Renting EVs - $200/week, up to 8 weeks Taxi: New EVs - $17,500 Used EVs - $12,500

Residential Level 2 EVSE: up to $700 Income-Eligible Residential Level 2 EVSE: up to $1,700 Commercial Level 2 EVSE: up to $77,000 Commercial DCFC: up to $143,000

$50 for enrolling

$30/month (Battery Storage)

New Solar PV: $0.75/W - $2.00/W (depending on ownership, metering, and type of solar project) Battery Storage: $500/kWh EVSE (Level 1 and 2): $5,000/port Environmental Justice Adder: 10% adder to total funding

$300

New/Used BEV/PHEV: $450 Level 2 EVSE: $300

Heat Pumps: $750/ton Level 1 Charger: $250/outlet Level 2 Charger: $1,000/port Level 3/DCFC Charger: $3,000/port