Last month, New York became the first state to offer home energy rebates funded through the Inflation Reduction Act. So what does that mean for New Yorkers? And where can those outside of New York learn more about the clean energy incentives available to them? Alison Derevensky, BlocPower's Policy Associate, breaks down what the IRA incentives are, what they cover, and how you can find out what's available in your area. She's a great resource not only for BlocPower but for our industry colleagues and partners. What her full video here: https://lnkd.in/eE4nFMBU
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This is great, not just for individual homeowners, but for those looking at how can we develop combined energy efficiency programs that need residential upgrades in order to help the project become cost effective. One of the concerns for network geothermal is how to we upgrade individual home-owners' houses so that the cost of in-house upgrades are decoupled from providing renewable thermal resources. #networkgeothermal
The Biden-Harris Administration makes history once again. Today, I was in New York with Governor Kathy Hochul, Senator Chuck Schumer, and Senior Advisor to the President, John Podesta, to launch the first ever home energy rebates program funded by the Inflation Reduction Act. New Yorkers can visit NYSERDA's website or call their hotline at 866-NYSERDA: https://lnkd.in/eserbQXf This transformative program is expected to lower costs on energy efficient home upgrades by up to $14,000 and save Americans up to $1 billion in energy costs every year. Don't live in New York? Don't worry. We got you covered. Check on the status your state's rebate program at energy.gov/save/rebates. Subscribe to our newsletter to stay-up-date: https://lnkd.in/eiN3qvsi
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Day 11 of 12 Days of Decarbonization: Lots of Minnesotans are excited about placing solar panels on or near their homes. It’s a great way to decarbonize your life and enjoy energy savings, since they usually pay for themselves within 8-10 years—and you might see savings even faster by taking advantage of a federal tax credit that will cover 30% of the cost. https://lnkd.in/gkcPVZqc
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As we wind down 2023, we're revisiting some of our most popular blogs and topics of this year. In our March blog, we shared with you about the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, formerly known as the Nonbusiness Energy Property Credit. This is a credit in place from 2023 through 2032 that applies to energy related home improvements such as windows, exterior doors, qualifying energy systems in your home and more. To find out if your home improvements will garner a tax savings, https://lnkd.in/gMN-8GDn
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Uncover the secret to saving big bucks and securing your financial future in New York! In these uncertain times, finding ways to save dollars is a big relief. And what if it's possible to save for the next 25 to 30 years? It's true! Imagine maintaining a strong financial situation even during a recession and rising energy prices. New York homeowners can now benefit from two distinct incentives: federal incentives and New York State incentives. These incentives are widely regarded as the best in America. In an enlightening article by Solarblocks, the details of these incentives are explored—what they are, how to access them, and most importantly, how they benefit homeowners. Discover the full potential of these game-changing incentives by reading the article given below. https://lnkd.in/gqKmAb7W #Solarblocks #solar #solarpanels #solarinstallers #solarinstallation #solarpower #solarenergy #solarrooftop #newyork #us
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“Making an investment in your home will pay off in the future and will pay off every day you live there.” Learn about James’ experience with Clean Energy Financing, and why he recommends it to homeowners looking to make energy upgrades. https://buff.ly/4czMQCd
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Biden has funneled a collective $341.6 billion of taxpayer money to green energy companies, and the American people are literally paying the cost. We don't need the federal government telling us what we're allowed to buy and what businesses are allowed to make. We need a plan that works for everyone and keeps our freedom to choose our cars. Learn more at https://bit.ly/4asojP5
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"If Republicans wish to make good on their goals to lower energy costs and strengthen reliability, augmenting economic regional transmission is the way to go. Grid politics aside, consumers and proponents of sound policy would be better off prioritizing quality implementation and pursuing complementary reforms in lieu of broad litigation." Read the R Street Institute analysis by Devin Hartman on FERC's ruling this week! ⬇ https://lnkd.in/e9GVcJrk
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Great news! Multiple states will be rolling out energy-efficient rebates this summer, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act. President Joe Biden's legislation has earmarked8.8 billion for Home Energy Rebates. Learn more about these valuable programs at https://okt.to/QMfXLI. #EnergyEfficiency #ClimateAction 🌿
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Sun Journal OpEd Central Maine Power Company Susan Clary: Pine Tree Power isn’t worth the cost to Mainers I see a lot of people comparing Pine Tree Power with other consumer-owned utilities across the state. To me, that’s like comparing one wild Maine blueberry to the largest pumpkin at the Skowhegan Fair. The smallest consumer-owned utility has just over a hundred customers, while the largest has fewer than 13,000. Central Maine Power and Versant serve more than 800,000 customers and about 95% of the state’s electricity load. Most of the small COUs don’t even have long distance transmission lines. Thankfully, CMP and Versant both do. The COUs don’t have to charge for net energy billing and other initiatives that the Legislature mandates. They’re also allowed to generate their own electricity, and many do. State law forbids CMP and Versant from owning electric generation. I can only imagine what it would cost for any of these COUs to scale up to the size and scope of CMP and Versant. I wonder if they’d need to borrow billions and billions of dollars, too. We know that’s how much the state would need to pay for Pine Tree Power. In return, we would get mountains of debt and higher electric rates for at least 10 years. Count me as a “no” vote on Question 3. Susan Clary, Livermore Falls
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