Congratulations, Mainers, your state has all information on how to save energy, money and reduce your carbon emissions with efficiency projects for citizens, non-profits and businesses on one website. Most states do NOT make it this simple

This website has information on rebates, loans, free programs, heating/cooling, insulation and other projects, appliances, home weatherization, business weatherization, programs for low-income citizens and much more!  

Maine Energy Efficiency Programs

https://www.efficiencymaine.com/

Federal incentives for Electric Vehicles: https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/taxevb.shtml

Remember, there are federal incentives for Electric Vehicles (EV) as well as state incentives. 

If you are a house of worship or parsonage:

• Contact the Massachusetts Interfaith Power and Light group which has a lot of advice for houses of worship or parsonages to save energy, do energy audits or more advanced energy efficiency solutions like weatherization, heat pumps, or solar. Go to the “ACT” page for advice and simple to more advanced solutions.
• Check out the National Interfaith Power and Light website, which has information for houses of worship going solar.

If you are retired clergy:

The Preachers' Aid Society of New England allows you to draw up to $15,000, over ten years in very low interests loans to help you make your retirement home more efficient. Many things from window shades to heat pumps and solar qualify. Learn more