MassDEP Air & Climate Grants & Assistance

This competitive program provides, at no cost, between five and ten fine particulate (PM2.5) air sensors to qualifying municipalities.

Offers financial incentives for certain businesses and nonprofits to install more climate-friendly commercial refrigeration equipment and leak detection systems.

This competitive grant program provides public and private entities with funding for eligible diesel emissions reduction projects.

Provides property owners with publicly accessible parking and educational campuses acquire electric vehicle (EV) fast charging stations.

Helps Massachusetts cities, towns, state agencies, and public colleges and universities acquire EVs for their fleets.

Provides incentives for owners of multi-unit dwellings to acquire EV charging stations.

Helps property owners and managers with publicly accessible parking acquire EV charging stations.

Provides incentives for employers and fleet operators to acquire EV charging stations.

Grants are available to public and private entities for eligible projects that will reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Although this program ended in 2011, this document is provided for reference.

Learn about financial assistance available through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Air & Radiation.

Offers early-stage investments to start-up companies, funds renewable energy rebates for residents and businesses, and supports the development of a local clean energy workforce.

Provides rebates of up to $2,500 for private purchase or lease of new battery electric, plug-in hybrid or fuel cell electric vehicles.