Repealing Home Electrification Subsidies: Eliminating Inflation Reduction Act Programs.
This bill proposes eliminating key federal subsidy programs intended to help homeowners transition to energy-efficient electric systems, such as heat pumps. If enacted, citizens would lose access to federal rebates for purchasing and installing modern, electric home appliances. Funding for contractor training and state support for adopting stricter energy building codes would also be canceled.
Key points
Eliminates the federal rebate program for high-efficiency electric home appliances and installations (High-efficiency electric home rebate program).
Cancels funding for training contractors in home energy efficiency and support for states adopting modern energy building codes.
Homeowners would lose direct financial assistance previously available for making energy efficiency upgrades, and unspent funds would be rescinded.
Status:
Expired
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