Workshop on Energy Efficiency in Multi-Family Buildings, 25 April 2017

The Cambridge Compact for a Sustainable Future held an energy efficiency workshop for multi-family buildings on 25 April 2017. Co-hosted by Homeowner’s Rehab, Inc. and the City of Cambridge, this workshop covered both the benefits of making buildings more energy efficient and the tools and options available to do so. Topics discussed were:

  • Homeowner’s Rehab, Inc.’s experience saving money and energy with through energy efficiency
  • The new Eversource Multi-Family Retrofit Program
  • Cambridge programs and incentives, including free WegoWise energy analytics subscriptions and free solar assessments and advising service by Zapotec Energy
  • Massachusetts’ clean heating and cooling options and incentives
  • New Ecology’s tools to identify and take advantage of the biggest opportunities for savings across a building portfolio



    • You can also view a video of the workshop. Follow along with the presentations below.

    #1: HRI #1: Homeowner's Rehab, Inc.
    #2: Eversource #2: Eversource
    #3: Cambridge/Zapotec #3: Cambridge/Zapotec
    #4: Mass CEC #4: Mass Clean Energy Center
    #5: New Ecology #5: New Ecology

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    Number of Household Members Income Eligible
    Annual Household Income    		 Enhanced Residential
    Annual Household Income    		 Standard Offers
    Annual Household Income
    1 Up to $45,392 $45,393 – $91,200 $91,201 and higher
    2 Up to $59,359 $59,360 - $104,200 $104,201 and higher
    3 Up to $73,326 $73,327 - $117,250 $117,251 and higher
    4 Up to $87,294 $87,295 - $130,250 $130,251 and higher
    5 Up to $101,261 $101,262 - $140,700 $140,701 and higher