Energy Trust of Oregon’s Post

Oregon has secured $113 million to help low- and moderate-income households reduce energy use and costs, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act. Low- and moderate-income Oregonians will soon benefit from two new rebate programs: 🏡 Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES): Get rewarded for making your home more energy efficient. Households with low incomes qualify for even bigger rebates! ⚡ Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates (HEAR): Save on high-efficiency electric appliances and home upgrades with at-the-point-of-sale rebates Delivered in partnership with Energy Trust, these programs will: ✅ Expand access to no-cost or low-cost upgrades like heat pumps & water heaters. ✅ Combine new rebates with Energy Trust incentives for maximum impact. ✅ Scale up support for income-qualified residents. Rebates will be available in 2026. “This funding is a major step forward for energy affordability and sustainability in Oregon,” says Janine Benner, Director of ODOE. 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gzY6kX7d #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #InflationReductionAct #HOMES #HEAR

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Breanne Fisher

Senior Consumer Lender

2w

This is great and much needed!

juan duarte

Project Manager at Multnomah County

1w

Congratulations!

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