MA Rebate Program

Town of Ipswich Electric Light Department - Battery Storage Rebate

Administered by Town of Ipswich Electric Light Department

AI summary · 7/12/2026

Get $100 per kWh in rebates (up to $2,000) on lithium-ion battery systems from qualified brands if your system is 5–20 kWh. You must enroll in the Ipswich Electric Light Department's Connected Homes program before applying, which also offers $30/month incentives during peak demand events. Battery storage lets you shift electricity use to cheaper times and maintain power during outages while helping the utility manage grid costs.

Market to Ipswich IELD customers that approved Duracell, Emporia, Sonnen, and Generac PWRCell batteries qualify for $100/kWh rebates (maximum $2,000) on systems sized 5–20 kWh. Customers must be enrolled in Connected Homes prior to rebate submission; coordinate enrollment before installation to ensure eligibility and streamline the application process.

The Connected Homes program pairs a $100/kWh battery rebate (capped at $2,000) with monthly demand-response incentives ($30/month) to fund residential storage deployment while building load-flexibility capacity. Eligible systems are 5–20 kWh lithium-ion batteries from four approved manufacturers. The program limits rebates to one per electric account and requires pre-enrollment before application submission to control participation and ensure demand-response participation.

Program details

Program ID
22737
Last updated
8/26/2025

Eligibility

Sectors
residential
Technologies
lithium-ion

Program summary

The Town of Ipswich Electric Light Department offers residential customers enrolled in the Connected Homes program a battery storage rebate of $100/kWh (up to $2,000) for system sizes of 5 kWh to 20 kWh.

Contact & resources

Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.

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