Home Modernization Navigator
MassCEC is launching the Home Modernization Navigator, a residential decarbonization guidance program targeting one- to four-unit buildings in Springfield and Lowell through summer 2025, with statewide expansion planned thereafter. The program connects homeowners and renters to electrification, heat pump, solar, and efficiency incentives while prioritizing outreach to low- and moderate-income households and Environmental Justice communities. Contractors offering heat pump installation, solar deployment, or efficiency upgrades can expect increased customer inquiries as the Navigator drives qualified leads through coordinated incentive navigation and technical support.
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The Home Modernization Navigator is a centralized, customer-focused program that assists owners and occupants of one- to four-unit residential buildings in reducing their homes' greenhouse gas emissions through electrification, efficiency, and renewable energy projects. The program provides customized, ongoing support to help residents navigate a complex landscape of decarbonization programs and incentives, including technical guidance on clean energy appliances and systems (air-source heat pumps, solar electricity, heat pump water heaters) and assistance in accessing available incentives and financing. The program is designed with a specific focus on equitable customer outreach and support, particularly for historically underserved groups including renters, low- and moderate-income residents, and Environmental Justice populations. The program does not provide direct incentives but serves as a navigation and guidance service. Phase 1 is launching in Springfield and Lowell, Massachusetts (November 2024 through Summer 2025), with potential statewide expansion planned after initial launch.
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