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Program
Eligibility Requirements
Income-eligible Boston
residents living in single family and multi-family homes with up to four
units are eligible for no-cost Recovery Act-funded Renew Boston
services. Landlords serving income-eligible tenants can also take
advantage of Renew Boston services to improve the energy performance of
their properties. Other eligibility criteria include:
- Active
interest in weatherization improvements
- Renters have landlord approval for
any efficiency improvements installed in the home
- Resident income falls between 60 and
120 percent of state median income:
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Renew Boston
Annual Household Income Eligibility Guidelines* |
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One-person household |
$30,751 to $61,502 |
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Two-person household |
$40,213 to $80,426 |
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Three-person household |
$49,675 to $99,350 |
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Four-person household |
$59,137 to $118,274 |
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Five-person household |
$68,598 to $137,196 |
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Six-person household |
$78,060 to $156,120 |
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* Residents with incomes
below these limits should contact ABCD at 617-357-6012. If
you have questions , you may call 617-635-SAVE (617-635-7283). |
How can I lower
my energy bills if I don’t meet these eligibility guidelines?
There are generous
incentives available for Bostonians who do not meet these eligibility
criteria. Homeowners and landlords serving residents who fall below the
Renew Boston Residential program guidelines should contact Action
for Boston Community Development (ABCD)
at 617-357-6012 to learn more about no-cost efficiency upgrades.
Bostonians who fall above the program income guidelines may still be
eligible for MassSAVE®,
a utility-sponsored efficiency program that advises residents on ways to
reduce their energy bills and provides up to 75% of the costs of many
home energy improvements.
The first step is a phone call to
617-635-SAVE (617-635-7283).
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