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Massachusetts utility rebate programs

4 utility rebate programs are live for Massachusetts businesses, all priced online. Pick the program for the utility on your bill and see the price with the rebate already taken off.

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LED lighting in Massachusetts

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Rebates are funded by the utility on your bill.Not sure which utility bills you?
4 programs
Live in Massachusetts today
4 priced online
Rebate taken off before you order
20 utilities
Deliver power in the state
24.2¢ per kWh
Average commercial rate

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Rebate programs you can start in Massachusetts

Each program is funded by a utility or run statewide. Open the one that matches your bill; programs marked “price online” take you straight into pricing with the rebate applied.

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LED lighting

4 utility programs

You could qualify for rebates! At EZ Energy Save, we assist farms, businesses, and non-profits in upgrading their lighting to state-of-the-a...

How LED lighting rebates work

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Who delivers your power

Electric utilities serving Massachusetts

20 utilities deliver power in Massachusetts. 4 have a rebate program published here; for the rest, tell us your utility and we’ll check what it offers.

And 12 more serving smaller areas; name yours in the form.

Source: NREL / OpenEI, U.S. Electric Utility Companies and Rates: Look-up by Zip Code (2024), CC BY 4.0.

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What businesses pay for power in Massachusetts

Rebates lower the price of the upgrade; the rate decides how fast it pays back. Both figures below are specific to this state.

Commercial average

24.2¢ per kWh

100% above the national commercial average. Lighting is typically a third of a commercial building’s electricity, which is why LED upgrades pay back even where no rebate applies.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration retail sales, through August 2026.

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What could an LED upgrade save in Massachusetts?

Set your building type and size; the figures and the chart follow as you go. Planning estimates from typical buildings; your quote uses your actual fixtures.

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1,000 sq ft250,000 sq ft

Energy rate of $0.2417/kWh from Massachusetts commercial building data, September 2025 to August 2026, via U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Estimated annual savings

Rates for

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Estimated annual savings $24,448 for a 20,000 square foot commercial building.

± $1,438 a year for a 20,000 sq ft commercial building (mid-size commercial), with 65–75% less lighting energy.

Payback

10 months

119% annual return

Incentives

$9,664

20–40% of project cost, from your utility

You invest

$20,536

after incentives

Savings against cost over 5 years5-year net gain $101,703
$0$32.4k$64.7k$97.1k$129.4kNowYr 1Yr 2Yr 3Yr 4Yr 5Net cost $20.5kBreak-even about 10 months
Lighting cost today$28,762
With LED$8,629($7,191 to $10,067)
Annual energy use
340,000 kWh
Lighting share of bill
35%
$82,178 total electricity
Maintenance saved
$4,314
lamps, ballasts and labor

Like these numbers? A quote runs them on your actual fixtures and your utility's incentives.

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Lighting Incentives Categories

Every product family covered by this program. Open a category to see qualifying models and the price after your utility's incentive.

7 categories133 eligible productsMost popularArea Lights50UFO Highbays30Linear Highbays16
Area LightArea Lights50 productsFlat PanelsFlat Panels12 productsLED Vapor TightLED Vapor Tights5 productsLinear HighbayLinear Highbays16 productsStrip Lights / Low BayStrip Lights / Low Bays10 productsUFO HighbayUFO Highbays30 productsWall Pack (Built-in Photo Cell)Wall Pack (Built-in Photo Cell)10 productsView all 7 categoriesBrowse the full catalog

Rebate questions in Massachusetts

Eligibility, paperwork, ordering and timelines, answered by the team.

Who can participate in the lighting incentive program?
Businesses, farms, and non-profit organizations are all eligible to participate in the lighting rebate program.
Do I have to pay for the lights upfront and then wait for a rebate?
No, you don’t. One of the best features of the rebate program is that you only pay what’s listed on the form. Hill Electric Supply takes care of the paperwork and handles the rebate process directly with the utility company.
How many lights can we get?
As many as you can install. There is no cap on the number of lights you can receive through this program.
Who is responsible for installing the new lights?
You have two options: install the lights yourself or hire someone. If you decide to hire a professional, we can recommend experienced installers.
If the lights are free for me, how does EZ Energy Save make money?
The utility company pays us for the lights, allowing us to provide them at no cost to you.
How long is the program available?
The program is available until the end of the year. We expect it to continue, but it may become more expensive.
What are the important program rules?
To ensure the integrity of our program, keep in mind these rules: 1) You cannot give away your new lights. 2) You cannot sell your new lights. 3) The lights must be installed within two months of receiving them. The utility company may conduct random inspections to ensure compliance with the installation requirements.
How to get started?
Contact Kirk Suckman, Sales Manager, at 518-793-3436 x113 or email kirks@dale-electric.com.

Programs available nationwide

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Ready to see your Massachusetts price after the rebate?

Tell us about your facility and the utility on your bill. A program specialist confirms what the Massachusetts programs pay and quotes the net price.

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