A unique opportunity to drive equitable deployment of solar energy
- This page, Massachusetts' Solar for All Program, is offered by
- Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources
Massachusetts' Solar for All Program
Consumer Protection Notice
Solar for All funding is not yet available to Massachusetts residents. Consumers should be aware of bad actors using this high-profile program to spread scam offers. Additional information and resources are provided at Information for Residents page, linked below.
Under the $7 billion federal Solar for All program, Massachusetts has been awarded $156 million to expand access to solar energy in low-income and historically disadvantaged communities (LIDACs). Solar for All programs will lower energy costs for thousands of qualifying households by financing solar installations in a variety of housing types. Residents will receive a minimum of 20% savings (or equivalent benefits) on average electric bills.
This is your Solar for All information hub. The pages below include key information for residents, including program details and eligibility criteria, information for vendors and clean energy providers on upcoming solicitations, and information on how to stay up to date and get involved.
Below is a summary of when we anticipate public launches of the different Massachusetts Solar for All (MASFA) programs. Please note that these dates are estimates and subject to change.
- Small Residential - Loan: August — October 2025
- Small Residential - Lease: August — October 2025
- Affordable Multifamily - Public: October 2025
- Affordable Multifamily - Private: September 2025
- Low-Income Community Shared Solar: August — September 2025
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