Ends federal rebates for electric home upgrades and grants for state energy programs.
This bill would stop federal rebates for homeowners who upgrade their homes with electric, energy-saving features. It would also end federal money that helps states train contractors for energy efficiency and adopt new building energy rules. This means homeowners would miss out on these rebates, and states would lose this funding.
Today, federal law provides rebates for homeowners making high-efficiency electric home upgrades, grants for state-based contractor training, and assistance for adopting modern building energy codes. If this bill becomes law, these federal programs and their unspent funding would end. Homeowners would no longer get federal rebates, and states would lose funding for contractor training and building code assistance.
HR 4758 · 119th Congress · July 25, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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