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Overview of State and Local Green Building Incentives -- Massachusetts by Jared Eigerman
Goulston & Storrs, [incorporation phrase format]A Professional Corporation - Boston Office
Yuanshu Deng
Goulston & Storrs, [incorporation phrase format]A Professional Corporation - Boston Office
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October 15, 2009
Previously published on September 2009
States, local governments and utility companies offer various incentives to promote "green building," including the use on site of renewable energy and improved energy efficiency. Financial incentives can include rebates, grants, tax deductions and credits, and loans. Non-financial incentives for green buildings usually come in the form of preferential zoning or technical assistance. Goulston & Storrs closely monitors the available green building incentives in several U.S. regions. The following chart summarizes the major incentives available in Massachusetts.
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