President Donald Trump halted or targeted several green programs, including grants for EV chargers and community solar projects, labeling them part of the Green New Deal. Despite this, some states continued efforts to improve home energy efficiency.
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Canary Media, a leading clean-tech publication, explored how heat pumps cut climate emissions and whether federal heat pump tax incentives will continue next year. AnnDyl’s Skip Wiltshire-Gordon shared his insights in the article.
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by Kara Saul Rinaldi and Alice BellAnnDyl Policy Group for the Building Performance Association View the Reports The energy efficiency incentive market offers historic support for home upgrades and provides a wide range of ways for contractors to engage. The recommendations in this document aim to help contracting companies prepare to market themselves and take…
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The potential impact of policy changes on clean energy initiatives in the United States. Possible repeal raises concerns among industry leaders and environmental advocates who argue that it could hinder progress toward a more sustainable energy future.
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Kara Saul-Rinaldi shared insights with CNBC on efficiency initiatives aimed at making energy-saving technologies more accessible to consumers, ultimately helping them reduce their energy bills over time.
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New York has become the first state to launch the IRA’s Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates, or HEAR, program
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A new paper from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), the AnnDyl Policy Group, and the Building Performance Association (BPA) outlines how states can maximize the impact of the funds to lower utility bills and cut climate pollution.
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The IRA’s extended tax credit for home efficiency upgrades is a holiday gift that will keep on giving…through 2032! AnnDyl President and CEO Kara Saul Rinaldi shared some of the details with CNBC.
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