Department of Energy Releases Updated Home Energy Rebates Guidance
Analysis of newly-released Department of Energy Home Energy Rebates guidance.
IRA Rebates for Appliance Swaps Could be Phased Out
New Home Energy Rebates guidance released by the Department of Energy will impact existing state programs and pending applications.
How to Take Advantage of Tax Credits and Rebates for Clean Energy Before It’s Too Late.
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.
New York is first state to offer IRA energy-efficiency rebates
New York has become the first state to launch the IRA’s Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates, or HEAR, program
It’s a Great Year for Homeowners to Go Green
In 2024, the Inflation Reduction Act will offer middle- and lower-income individuals upfront rebates on climate-friendly appliances, such as induction stoves, electric panels, and heat pumps.
IRA in 2024: Go green & get money back
In 2024, the Inflation Reduction Act will offer middle- and lower-income individuals upfront rebates on climate-friendly appliances, such as induction stoves, electric panels, and heat pumps.
As winter approaches, IRA’s home efficiency program is a holiday gift to homeowners
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.
Residential Capital Stack Policy Briefing Featured in Banker & Tradesman
In an article about the IRA’s home efficiency rebates, Banker & Tradesman — a leading publication covering the real estate and investment industries — referenced findings from our Residential Capital Stack policy briefing.
Canary Media’s deep dive into the IRA’s investment in home energy efficiency
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A cheat sheet to the IRA’s new rebate programs for home energy efficiency upgrades and weatherization
Canary Media unpacks the somewhat daunting range of benefits in the IRA’s new rebate programs for home energy efficiency upgrades and weatherization.
CEO Kara Saul Rinaldi tells The Wall Street Journal how the IRA can help homeowners save big on home renovations
AnnDyl CEO Kara Saul Rinaldi participated in a press call about the Inflation Reduction Act’s historic $8.5 billion investment in home efficiency programs
IRA’S home efficiency rebates are “first-of-its-kind”
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IRA invests record $8.5 billion in home energy upgrades
The Inflation Reduction Act’s $8.5 billion in funding for home energy upgrades is expected to save consumers $1 billion every year on their energy bills and support 50,000 jobs in a variety of sectors.
IRA includes $1,200/year tax incentives for home efficiency upgrades
AnnDyl Founder & CEO Kara Saul Rinaldi tells public radio’s Marketplace how IRA tax incentives can help cool your home.
IRA invests record $150 million in growing U.S. energy efficiency workforce
In an article about the IRA’s home efficiency rebates, Banker & Tradesman — a leading publication covering the real estate and investment industries — referenced findings from our Residential Capital Stack policy briefing.
Want to make your home more eco-friendly? The IRA includes tax credits & rebates to help cover the cost
Combining projects — like new insulation and a heat pump — can get you up to $3,200. Keep receipts for each eligible update and add them to your tax forms.
The HOMES Rebate Program: Efficiency for Everyone
Combining projects — like new insulation and a heat pump — can get you up to $3,200. Keep receipts for each eligible update and add them to your tax forms.
Democrats’ Climate Bill is a Game-Changer for Slashing Residential Emissions
Combining projects — like new insulation and a heat pump — can get you up to $3,200. Keep receipts for each eligible update and add them to your tax forms.