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Since 2022, US homeowners have had access to thousands of dollars in government incentives thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) for eco-friendly improvements like electric vehicles, solar panels, and heat pumps. However, this legislation is set to eliminate these popular tax credits and rebates starting in September 2025. Experts and clean energy advocates are urging Americans to act quickly to make use of these benefits, warning that the new legislation would significantly undermine recent progress in energy efficiency and affordability.
Government Incentives for Homeowners Nearing Expiry
Since 2022, homeowners across the US have enjoyed thousands in government incentives. However, with legislation looming to wipe out these tax credits, Americans are advised to act fast.
What’s Changing?
Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), eligible homeowners could access tax credits and rebates for eco-friendly upgrades such as electric vehicles, heat pumps, and solar panels. This is set to change under the upcoming Big Beautiful Bill, causing many of these incentives to vanish from September 2025.
Experts, including the CEO of Rewiring America, Ari Matusiak, have warned this will greatly hinder recent progress in energy efficiency.
Why is the IRA Beneficial?
The IRA is crucial not just for saving homeowners money, but also improving homes and protecting health. Rebates are still available for heat pumps, insulation, and induction stoves, which offer a safer, faster, and more cost-effective alternative to gas stoves. These stoves, currently eligible for up to $840 in rebates, don’t emit harmful fumes thus reducing health risks.
How to Make the Most of IRA Incentives?
Now is the best time to upgrade your home and take advantage of rebates and tax credits. These can lower utility bills and cut pollution over time. Induction stoves, for instance, boil water twice as fast as traditional ones and emit no harmful fumes. Don’t delay; act now to benefit your budget and health.
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