A machine that heats and cools your home. They're like ACs with a heating mode. Here's one that goes on the wall without air ducts. There are also ones that use central air ducts.

If you replace your heating with heat pumps, Mass Save will give you a $10k rebate.

We wrote an entire research article on this, and we'll publish it 7/26.

To be announced late July 2024!

Depends on your scenario:

• If you live in a triple decker, or a single family home: yes.
• If you live in a multifamily building: you'd qualify only for a partial rebate.
• If you are in an area with a municipal light plan (e.g. no Eversource/National Grid): no. You may qualify for your local incentive, though.

If you're in Mass Save service territory & you complete a whole home installation, you'd qualify for $10k in MassSave rebates, and an additional $2k in the form of a tax credit from the Inflation Reduction Act. There's also a 0% HEAT Loan.

You may qualify for $16k (or more) enhanced incentives if you fall under these income ranges.

A team of 4, including:

Kit Wu. He lives next to Central Square in Cambridge, MA. Believes that the market for heat pumps should make high-quality installations affordable. Commonwealth Fusion Systems, lived in New York, and did battery research at Harvard's SEAS.

Hannan Rhodes. Also lives in Cambridge. Believes that software can automate a lot of the soft costs for contractors. ECA Solar, UMass Amherst, and before that, started & sold a software startup.

Laminar is backed by a Mass Save Community Education Grant, and we're building new partnerships all the time.