The City of Cambridge has partnered with the non-profit All in Energy to help residents and property owners save money and energy, while making their homes more comfortable year-round.
Renters, owners and landlords of single-family homes, apartments or condos in buildings with 1-4 units can get started by requesting a Mass Save® no-cost Home Energy Assessment.
Based on your household’s income, there are different pathways you can follow to access the Mass Save programs. Click here to view the income qualification guidelines for each Mass Save offer and find out what offers your household is eligible for. Then scroll down to find your next step.
If you think your household’s income falls under Enhanced Residential or Standard offers:
Schedule your own assessment or call:
Schedule an assessment with All In Energy’s partner, Neeeco, a Mass Save Home Performance Contractor. All In Energy is always available to answer questions or provide support along the way through the Cambridge Energy Helpline.
If you think your household’s income falls under Income Eligible or you are not sure:
Request a call to speak with a representative from the Cambridge Energy Helpline or call:
During the assessment a certified Energy Specialist will visit your home to identify opportunities to save energy, including:
*If accessible
There are benefits available for residents of all income levels.
You do not have to involve your landlord to receive these benefits. However, greater energy efficiency upgrades are possible if your landlord participates along with you. See below.
The recommended upgrades from an energy assessment can have a wide range of benefits for your home and its residents.
Mass Save is our state’s nation-leading energy efficiency initiative, sponsored by Massachusetts’ natural gas and electric utilities and energy efficiency providers. The Home Energy Assessments are provided at no-cost because the Mass Save programs are funded by all of us – through an energy efficiency charge on our gas and electricity bills.