Ashlea Ebeling

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2,002 appearances 38 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2022 last heard Feb 2025

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Rebates Could Save Homeowners Thousands on Energy-Efficient Upgrades · 24 Aug 2023 podcast

There's something for everyone, really. voice-verified

Lower income households are going to actually get 100% of costs covered for some things. voice-verified

And then they change depending on the level of income. voice-verified

But even for high income folks, there are rebates too. voice-verified

It was last year's Inflation Reduction Act. voice-verified

It's nearly $9 billion in rebates that are going to consumers. voice-verified

And the idea was to boost conversion of, like our current housing stock is really poorly constructed for energy efficiency. voice-verified

So the point is to convert more homes to electric and energy efficient technologies. voice-verified

And that's like especially important now because with the high temperatures and other extreme weather, that's raised the costs of cooling and heating and powering homes. voice-verified

It's interesting because it's a federal program, right? voice-verified

It was the Congress put this together, but they're having the states roll it out because what's energy efficient in Texas might be different than Alaska. voice-verified

So each state gets a set amount of money and then they design their specific rebate program. voice-verified

So it'll be important to look at what your state's rolling out specifically. voice-verified

So that's key. voice-verified

The tax credits are all still there. voice-verified

The Inflation Reduction Act actually enhanced a lot of those, and they can be stacked on top of the rebates. voice-verified

For the tax credits, that's a dollar-for-dollar savings, basically. voice-verified

And homeowners can get up to $1,200 for things like insulation. voice-verified

They get up to $2,000 for a heat pump. voice-verified

30% of costs for solar. voice-verified

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