Building Electrification and Energy Efficiency
Clean energy promotes national security, gets Americans off the roller coaster of prices at the pump, improves our air quality and therefore our health, and mitigates climate change at the same time.
CCL is looking closely at policies that will help electrify buildings, increase efficiency and energy equity, strengthen our nation’s power grid, and update how power is transmitted across the country.
Image by Colin Behrens from PixabayDo your Part: Electrify & Save!
Start with an Energy Audit and Make a Plan
Tax Credits, Rebates, and loans are available from the local, state, and federal levelsResidential, NGO's, and CommercialThese Residential Electrification Incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) are available to American homeowners and renters over the next 10 years in the form of Tax Credits or Upfront Rebates. Assessing your priorities and getting an energy audit will help you plan how to best use the incentives listed below over ten years.
National Links
U.S. Department of Energy 'Save Energy. Save Money.' website
Rewiring America: ElectrifyEverything in your Home Guide
Yale Climate Connections: Checklist: How to take advantage of the new RenewableEnergy Credits
