Federal Grants for Sustainable and Energy-Efficient Housing on Tribal Lands.
This Act establishes a competitive grant program through HUD, authorizing $150 million annually, to fund the construction or modification of residential homes on Tribal lands. The goal is to incorporate sustainable features, such as solar panels, heat pumps, and energy-efficient appliances, improving living conditions and reducing utility costs for Tribal members. Housing units developed under this program are restricted to rental by members of the respective Indian Tribe.
Key points
$150 million annually is authorized for grants to Indian Tribes to build or upgrade housing units with sustainable features.
The funds must be used to install energy-efficient features (e.g., insulation, solar panels, smart thermostats) to lower energy bills for residents.
Housing units developed under this program are restricted to rental by members of the respective Indian Tribe or Tribally designated housing entity.
Status:
Introduced
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