Publications & Reports

Department of Energy Resources (DOER)

Milestones for Efficiency

Massachusetts has exciting news to report about energy efficiency, the most cost effective, available, and clean of all energy resources. We've been recognized as one of the top two states in the country for the wide range of cost-effective energy efficiency strategies already in place. But it is future achievements that we now have our eyes on, since our state's public leaders and its utilities and energy providers set nation-leading targets for electric and gas savings from ambitious investments in energy efficiency.
Home Appliance Energy Rebate Program

The Patrick-Murray administration is awaiting Federal approval of its plan for a home appliance energy efficiency rebate program. This stimulus-funded program would pay consumers cash for exchanging old-energy wasting clothes washers, dishwashers, refrigerators, and freezers for highly efficient new models. If approved, the Commonwealth would likely launch the program in February 2010.

For MA Energy Efficiency Programs, including currently available rebates, go to: MassSAVE or My EnergyStar. Please direct any inquiries to DOER.Energy@State.MA.US.
Home & Auto Fuel Prices

Follow energy market data including prices for heating (heating oil, propane & electricity) and automobile fuels, as well as alternative fuels such as Compressed Natural Gas for vehicles.