Is your home or small business too cold in the winter or too hot in the summer? Do you want to save money on your energy bills? Want to solve those problems AND help Worcester go green? Worcester's Smart Energy Advice program can help.
Our two Energy Advocates can answer your questions and guide you to access energy saving programs. We are working to provide cost-saving energy-efficiency solutions to residents and small businesses in our community, in partnership with Mass Save® sponsors, Eversource and National Grid.
To get started, visit this website (Mass Save | Community First | Worcester) or call 508-372-8389.
Massachusetts is one of the most energy-efficient states in the nation, due in large part to the Mass Save® programs, which are supported by a utilities' energy efficiency charge that we all pay on our gas and electric bills. Through Smart Energy Advice, we help residents and small business owners access programs funded by these fees.
What you'll learn from our Energy Advocates:
(Depending on income level)
Mass Save incentives and rebates are income based. Check out the income chart to figure out which of the three income categories apply to you. They incentives and rebates may include:
Residents who qualify as low-income may be eligible for additional energy efficiency incentives and utility bill discounts through the Worcester Community Action Council website or by calling 508-754-1176.
For more information about Smart Energy Advice, email us at energyadvice@worcesterma.gov.
Sustainability & Resilience
City Hall Room 108
455 Main Street
Worcester, MA 01608
Phone: 508-799-8325
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Office Hours:
By Appointment: Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.