This bill proposes to repeal several federal programs designed to encourage home electrification and energy efficiency. Specifically, it would end the federal high-efficiency electric home rebate program, which provides incentives for homeowners to upgrade to electric appliances and improve their home’s energy performance. It would also eliminate grants supporting contractor training for energy-efficiency projects, as well as federal assistance for states to adopt the latest, most stringent energy-saving building codes. Additionally, any unspent funds from these programs would be rescinded, meaning money already allocated but not yet used would return to the federal treasury.
