Home Energy Relief Act aims to improve access to home energy-efficiency rebates for working families, renters, and owners of older homes.
The Home Energy Relief Act seeks to enhance access to home energy-efficiency rebates for working families, renters, and owners of older homes. It repeals certain provisions that limit the combination of rebates with other federal grants and rebates. The bill also establishes bonus rebates for upgrades and purchases relating to housing built before 1970, with a cap of 20% of the initial rebate amount.
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