America’s transition to a clean energy economy will save Nevadans a lot of money on home energy costs and the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), signed into law in August, will expand these cost-saving opportunities.
The IRA includes a number of residential subsidies and tax credits that can be used for home energy efficiency improvements such as upgraded windows, doors, insulation, heat pumps, electric water heaters, and electrical upgrades. Rewiring America estimates that “At least 85% of households in the United States — 103 million — could save $37.3 billion a year on energy bills if they were using modern, electrified furnaces and water heaters instead of their current machines.”
The IRA home efficiency programs will start in 2023. The amount of the upfront discounts and tax credits varies by income, with low- and moderate-income (LMI) households qualifying for more…
Clean energy credits will save Nevadans big bucks at home – The Nevada Independent
