Repeals Energy Department home electrification rebates and building code aid

§1What it does

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This bill would repeal three Department of Energy programs: rebates for high-efficiency electric home projects in low- and moderate-income households, grants to states for training home energy efficiency contractors, and aid to state and local governments for adopting certain building energy codes.^2,3 It would also cancel any unspent money for the rebates and the building code aid; unspent money for the contractor training grants was already canceled by the 2025 budget reconciliation law.^2,3

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§3How Congress voted

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