Save money for years to come with an energy efficient home.
An energy efficient home, a better future.
National Grid strives every day to provide the energy-saving solutions that will improve the lives of our customers. When your home is energy efficient, not only do you save on energy costs, you get the peace of mind knowing you’re doing your part. On this hub, find all the information you need to help make any home an energy efficient home. Whether it's participating in incentive programs for high-efficiency equipment or simply learning some energy saving life hacks, you’ll improve your quality of life and save money, too!
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Low-Cost Energy Savers Did you know power strips can save you at least 20% in energy costs? There are other ways you can save energy without spending a lot of money—like air filters, room sensors and LED light bulbs. Find these and other energy-efficient products at The Marketplace.
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Whether you’re working from the home office all day or getting back to only being in the house at night, you might not be paying close attention to the electricity you’re using for lighting. And even if you do notice when the lights are on, you might not realize the power and money you’re spending when the switch is up.
One simple way to conserve both energy and cash is to switch to more efficient LED light bulbs. LEDs use 90% less energy than incandescents, last up to 13 years, and can save you more than $100 over the lifespan of each bulb. And despite always being cool to the touch, LED bulbs come in a variety of color and brightness options that enable you to customize the look and feel of each room to your preference. Plus, LED bulbs can be easily and safely recycled—saving the environment in multiple ways while also saving you money.
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Electric Vehicles
National Grid's EV Advisor is your online guide for electric vehicles. Learn about the benefits of going electric, why theyare so good for the environment, and let us steer you towardthe right EV for you and federal tax credits up to $7,500.
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LED Lighting*
Save today and every day at home with energy-efficient LED light bulbs. They use 90% less energy, last 13x longer than traditional bulbs and save you more than $100 per bulb overtheir lifespan. Shop LED bulbs now.
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Heating & Cooling Equipment
Find year-round comfort in your home and savings up to 30% off your bill in high-efficiency, natural gas boilers and furnaces or electric heating and cooling heat pump technology. Get exclusive rebates up to $1,250 (per ton) on central and mini-split heat pumps.
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Rooftop Solar
Believe it or not, the Northeast is one of the best places in the country for environmentally friendly rooftop solar. You can take advantage of the 26% tax incentive before 2022 ends —and save an additional 10-20% on installation.
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Home Insulation
Wrap your home in comfort and energy savings. Proper insulation and air sealing help you save money, energy and the environment. We want to help make your home more mower.com
comfortable with 75% or more off approved insulation and air sealing (up to $15k).
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Smart Thermostats
Set schedules and control your heating and cooling systems right from the thermostat or with your smartphone. Find these and other energy-efficient products at The Marketplace.
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ENERGY STAR® Appliances
Certified to help you lower energy bills without sacrificing features—all while helping protect the environment. Right now, you can save up to $50. See available rebates on ENERGY STAR® certified appliances.
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Fridge Recycling
With your energy savings in mind, we’ll safely pick up your old fridge or freezer and recycle responsibly it at no cost. To show our appreciation, we’ll send you $50. Schedule your no-cost, no-contact pickup today.
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Water Heater
A new high-efficiency water heater increases savings and decreases emissions that are harmful to the environment. Start saving with a rebate of up to $1,200 available to National Grid customers. Rebates for high-efficiency electric heat pump water heater technology are also available.
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Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
No-Cost Virtual Home Energy Assessment
Get personalized energy recommendations and no-cost energy-efficient products shipped to your home. Plus, you could receive 75% or more toward approved insulation, no-cost air sealing and additional rebates for qualifying energy-efficient equipment. Schedule your No-Cost Virtual Home Energy Assessment.
NO-COST HOME ENERGY ASSESSMENT
Get personalized energy recommendations and no-cost energy-efficient products. Plus, you could receive 75% or more toward approved insulation, no-cost air sealing, and additional rebates for qualifying energy-efficient equipment. Schedule your No-Cost Virtual Home Energy Assessment.
Heating & Cooling Equipment
Find year-round comfort in your home with high-efficiency electric heating and cooling heat pump technology. Get exclusive rebates of up-to $15,000 and 0% interest financing.
Home Insulation
Wrap your home in comfort and energy savings. Proper insulation and air sealing help you save money, energy and the environment. We want to help make your home more comfortable with 75% or more off approved insulation and no-cost air sealing.
Smart Thermostats
Set schedules and control your heating and cooling systems right from the thermostat or with your smartphone. ENERGY STAR® certified smart thermostats can save you up to $180 a year. Find these and other energy-efficient products at The Marketplace.
ENERGY STAR Appliances
Certified to help you lower energy bills without sacrificing features—all while helping protect the environment. Right now, you can save up to $50. See available rebates on ENERGY STAR certified appliances.
Fridge Recycling
With your energy savings in mind, we’ll safely pick up your old fridge or freezer and recycle it responsibly at no cost. To show our appreciation, we’ll send you $75. Schedule your no-cost, no-contact pickup today.
Water Heater
A new high-efficiency, heat pump water heater increases savings and decreases emissions that are harmful to the environment. Start saving with a rebate of up to $1,500 available.
Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
LOW-COST ENERGY SAVERS
Did you know power strips can save you at least 20% in energy costs? There are other ways you can save energy without spending a lot of money—like air filters, room sensors and LED light bulbs. Find these and other energy efficient products at The Marketplace.
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No-Cost Virtual Home Energy Assessment
Get personalized energy recommendations and no-cost energy-efficient products shipped to your home. Plus, you could receive 50% or more toward approved insulation and air sealing as well as additional rebates for qualifying energy-efficient equipment. Schedule your No-Cost Virtual Home Energy Assessment.
Heating & Cooling Equipment
Find comfort in your home and savings up to 30% off your bill with high-efficiency, natural gas boilers and furnaces or electric heating and cooling heat pump technology. Save even more with rebates of available to National Grid customers.
Home Insulation
Wrap your home in comfort and energy savings. Proper insulation and air sealing help you save money, energy and the environment. We want to help make your home more comfortable with 50% or more off approved insulation and air sealing (up to $4k).
Smart Thermostats
Set schedules and control your heating and cooling systems right from the thermostat or with your smartphone. ENERGY STAR® certified smart thermostats can save you up to $180 a year. Find these and other energy-efficient products at The Marketplace.
ENERGY STAR® Appliances
Certified to help you lower energy bills without sacrificing features—all while helping protect the environment. Right now, you can save up to $50. See available rebates on ENERGY STAR certified appliances.
Fridge Recycling
With your energy savings in mind, we’ll safely pick up your old fridge or freezer and recycle responsibly it at no cost. To show our appreciation, we’ll send you $50. Schedule
your no-cost, no-contact pickup today.
Water Heater
A new high-efficiency water heater increases savings and decreases emissions that are harmful to the environment. Start saving with a rebate of up to $1,200 available to National Grid customers. Rebates for high-efficiency electric heat pump water heater technology are also available.
Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
LOW-COST ENERGY SAVERS
Did you know power strips can save you at least 20% in energy costs? There are other ways you can save energy without spending a lot of money—like air filters, room sensors and LED light bulbs. Find these and other energyefficient products at The Marketplace.
LED Lighting*
Save today and every day at home with energy-efficient LED light bulbs. They use 90% less energy, last 13x longer than traditional bulbs and save you more than $100 per bulb over their lifespan. Shop LED bulbs now.
Heating & Cooling Equipment
Find year-round comfort in your home and savings up to 30% off your bill in high-efficiency, natural gas boilers and furnaces or electric heating and cooling heat pump technology. Get exclusive rebates from National Grid.
Smart Thermostats
Set schedules and control your heating and cooling systems right from the thermostat or with your smartphone. ENERGY STAR® certified smart thermostats can save you up to $180 a year. Find these and other energy-efficient products at The Marketplace.
Water Heater
A new high-efficiency, electric heat pump water heater increases savings and decreases emissions that are harmful to the environment. Start saving with a rebate of up to $700. Rebates are also available for high-efficiency natural gas water heaters.
Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
Low-Cost Energy Savers
Did you know power strips can save you at least 20% in energy costs? There are other ways you can save energy without spending a lot of money—like air filters, room sensors and LED light bulbs. Shop Now. If you are not an electric customer, check with your utility.
LED Lighting*
Save today and every day at home with energy-efficient LED light bulbs. They use 90% less energy, last 13x longer than traditional bulbs and save you more than $100 per bulb over their lifespan. Shop LED bulbs now.
Electric Vehicles
National Grid's EV Advisor is your online guide for electric vehicles. Learn about the benefits of going electric, why they are so good for the environment, and let us steer you toward the right EV for you and federal tax credits up to $7,500.
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NO-COST HOME ENERGY ASSESSMENT
Discover ways to save energy in your home with a no-cost home energy assessment. During your energy assessment, we’ll install energy-saving products, such as smart thermostats, AC covers, showerheads, and more all at no cost.
Water Heater
If your natural gas water heater is 10 years or older, it has reached its average life span. Upgrade to a high-efficiency water heater and start saving energy and up to 30% on your water heating costs. Get in-store discounted prices on select equipment at a Lowe’s or Home Depot near you.
Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
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Water Heater
If your natural gas water heater is 10 years or older, it has reached its average life span. Upgrade to a high-efficiency water heater and start saving energy and up to 30% on your water heating costs. Get in-store discounted prices on select equipment at a Lowe’s or Home Depot near you.
Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
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NO-COST HOME ENERGY ASSESSMENT
Get personalized energy recommendations and no-cost energy-efficient products shipped to your home. Plus, you could receive 75% or more toward approved insulation, no-cost air sealing and additional rebates for qualifying energy-efficient equipment. Schedule your No-Cost Virtual Home Energy Assessment.
Water Heater
A new high-efficiency, electric heat pump water heater increases savings and decreases emissions that are harmful to the environment. Start saving with a rebate of up to $600. Rebates are also available for high-efficiency natural gas water heaters.
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Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
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Water Heater
A new high-efficiency, electric heat pump water heater increases savings and decreases emissions that are harmful to the environment. Start saving with a rebate of up to $600. Rebates are also available for high-efficiency natural gas water heaters.
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Water Savers
Preserve the environment by conserving water in your bathroom and throughout your home with water fixtures like faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads that can save 1000s of gallons a year.
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Save today and every day at home with energy-efficient LED light bulbs. They use 90% less energy, last 13x longer than traditional bulbs and save you more than $100 per bulb over their lifespan. Shop LED bulbs now.
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Electric Vehicles
National Grid's EV Advisor is your online guide for electric vehicles. Learn about the
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LOWCOST ENERGY SAVERS
Did you know power strips can save you at least 20% in energy costs? There are other ways you can save energy without spending a lot of money—like air filters, room sensors and LED light bulbs. Find these and other energy-efficient products at The Marketplace.
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As we work together to meet the challenges of tomorrow, we’re investing in your future with energy-efficiency programs that help you better manage energy use—and make it more affordable. From heating and cooling equipment to online assessments and our convenient online marketplace, there are so many ways we can help with exclusive money-saving offers available to National Grid customers.
Learn about the energy efficiency programs available in your area.
Energy companies like National Grid are teaming up with consumers by offering incentives and rebates through energy efficiency (EE) programs.
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Energy efficiency is a win-win for both consumers and utilities.
Energy efficiency is a win-win for both consumers and
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National Grid is focused not only on bringing you the energy you need, but also wants to help you reduce your energy use and save money.
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Did you know that upgrading your old natural-gas-powered furnaces and equipment is a great way to save energy and money? Newer, energy efficient furnaces, boilers, and water heaters can significantly reduce the amount of energy you use to heat your home.
National Grid has incentive programs to help you upgrade your old equipment. Even if your furnace or water heater is still working, upgrading to a new model will also bring peace of mind knowing your equipment will work when you need it to, all while conserving energy! Take the gas quiz to learn how you can make your natural-gas-powered home more energy-efficient and save on your heating bills for years to come.
Learn about high-efficiency gas heating incentives.
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Knowing the lifespan of your gas appliance can help save you energy.
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It’s most cost effective to wait until your furnace or water heater breaks to replace it.
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National Grid offers rebates on purchases of energy-efficient appliances.
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National Grid can recommend many ways to help your natural gas home save energy. Take an online home energy assessment to learn ways you can be more energy-efficient.
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Older, conventional furnaces, boilers, and water heaters generally lose efficiency over time until they reach the end of their lifespan. Pro tip: Use National Grid’s helpful equipment lifespan tracker to find out when you should think about upgrading.
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Older appliances cost you more in energy than you might think. Plus, waiting for the lifespan of your heating appliance to expire can be inconvenient—even dangerous—especially if you must replace it during inclement seasons.
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You can save hundreds of dollars with incentives from National Grid when upgrading to high-efficiency boilers, furnaces, and water heaters year-round. Find out how much you can save now.
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LED light bulbs can last up to 13 years.
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A ceiling fan can be useful during all seasons.
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A blocked heating or air conditioning vent has no significant effect on the energy you use.
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A bulb’s brightness is measure in lumens. Kelvins gauge the color temperature of the bulb—lower kelvin creates a warm, more intimate hue, and higher kelvin creates white light, more like daylight.
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LEDs can last up to 13 years, saving you more than $100 per bulb over each bulb’s lifespan.
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There is a switch on each ceiling fan that reverses the rotation so that the blades spin clockwise, pushing warm air down into your home and conserving energy during colder weather.
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Blocked vents require up to 25% more energy to distribute air throughout your home.
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Whether you’re working from the home office all day or getting back to only being in the house at night, you might not be paying close attention to the electricity you’re using for lighting. And even if you do notice when the lights are on, you might not realize the power and money you’re spending when the switch is up.
One simple way to conserve both energy and cash is to switch to more efficient LED light bulbs. LEDs use 90% less energy than incandescents, last up to 13 years, and can save you more than $100 over the lifespan of each bulb. And despite always being cool to the touch, LED bulbs come in a variety of color and brightness options that enable you to customize the look and feel of each room to your preference. Plus, LED bulbs can be easily and safely recycled—saving the environment in multiple ways while also saving you money.
Learn about high-efficiency gas heating incentives.
Did you know that upgrading your old natural-gas-powered furnaces and equipment is a great way to save energy and money? Newer, energy efficient furnaces, boilers, and water heaters can significantly reduce the amount of energy you use to heat your home.
National Grid has incentive programs to help you upgrade your old equipment. Even if your furnace or water heater is still working, upgrading to a new model will also bring peace of mind knowing your equipment will work when you need it to, all while conserving energy! Take the gas quiz to learn how you can make your natural-gas-powered home more energy-efficient and save on your heating bills for years to come.
Save energy and money with LEDs.
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A ceiling fan can be useful during all seasons.
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LED light bulbs can last up to 13 years.
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The brightness of an LED light bulb is measured in Kelvins.
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National Grid can recommend many ways to help your natural gas home save energy. Take an online home energy assessment to learn ways you can be more energy-efficient.
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LEDs can last up to 13 years, saving you more than $100 per bulb over each bulb’s lifespan.
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There is a switch on each ceiling fan that reverses the rotation so that the blades spin clockwise, pushing warm air down into your home and conserving energy during colder weather.
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Blocked vents require up to 25% more energy to distribute air throughout your home.
Americans spend up to 90% of their time at home, according to a new report by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This shift has brought renewed attention to an often-overlooked aspect of our living spaces: the quality of the air we breathe when indoors.
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Your Guide To Achieving Better Indoor Air
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Better Indoor Air
Every fall when it’s time to turn the heat on, we cross our fingers and hope that after all these months, our equipment still works.
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Six signs your heating equipment is losing efficiency.
Electric Vehicles
National Grid's EV Advisor is your online guide for electric vehicles. Learn about the benefits of going electric, why they are so good for the environment, and let us steer you toward the right EV for you and federal tax credits up to $7,500.
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Here’s are five ways you can conserve energy, improve your household’s energy costs, and in the process, make the world a better place.
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Find five: here's how to save energy, money, and the environment.
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Most of us don’t think about our heating equipment until it stops working — and by then, it’s too late.
Even though it seems like you’re suddenly without warmth, your old furnace or heating equipment may have been warning you. But how do you know when it is time to replace your equipment?
You just have to know what to look (and listen) for to help you plan ahead. Here are six possible indicators that may suggest it’s time to upgrade your old heating system to a new, high-efficiency model.
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Your Appliance Not Working Like It Used To? It Might Be Costing You Money.
Your Appliance Not Working
Like It Used To? It Might Be
Costing You Money.
Most of us don’t think about our heating equipment until it stops working — and by then, it’s too late.
Even though it seems like you’re suddenly without warmth, your old furnace or heating equipment may have been warning you. But how do you know when it is time to replace your equipment?
You just have to know what to look (and listen) for to help you plan ahead. Here are six possible indicators that may suggest it’s time to upgrade your old heating system to a new, high-efficiency model.
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Your Appliance Not Working Like It Used To? It Might Be Costing You Money.
Most of us don’t think about our heating equipment until it stops working — and by then, it’s too late.
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Your Appliance Not Working Like It Used To? It Might Be Costing You Money.
Your Appliance Not Working Like It Used To? It Might Be Costing You Money.
Americans spend up to 90% of their time at home, according to a new report by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This shift has brought renewed attention to an often-overlooked aspect of our living spaces: the quality of the air we breathe when indoors.
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Transition Your Home to Energy-Efficient Heat Pumps with Help from National Grid
Transition Your Home to
Energy-Efficient Heat
Pumps with Help from
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Transition Your Home to Energy-Efficient Heat Pumps