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NAIMA Inflation Reduction Act Insulation Fact Sheet

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What's in the Inflation Reduction Act that grows the market for insulation? Download the fact sheet from NAIMA with all the details.

NAIMA has produced a fact sheet summarizing the energy efficiency tax credits and programs included in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The IRA offers billions of dollars in incentives for improving building energy efficiency to address climate change, including tax credits and incentives for new construction residential properties, existing home retrofits, and new and existing commercial buildings.

Included in the new law is an updated Residential Efficiency Tax Credit (25C) which covers 30% of insulation and air sealing materials up to $1,200 and is available on a yearly basis. Home energy audits are also covered up to $150. The credit amount applies from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2032.

The factsheet also details new commercial and builder new home tax credits, as well as new funding for DOE electrification rebate and weatherization programs and HUD affordable housing upgrades. More information on how to access these tax credits and programs will become available as implementing guidelines are developed.

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The White House: State IRA Fact Sheets

The White House released state fact sheets highlighting how the Inflation Reduction Act tackles the climate crisis in states across the country and how families and communities can benefit from a clean energy future.

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Webinar Playback: Demystifying Aggregators: Unlocking IRA Rebates to Grow Your Business

Speakers discuss how aggregators can simplify the rebate process and the data requirements for the IRA Home Efficiency Rebate Program.

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DOE: HOMES Sample Application Responses and Guidance

This document provides example responses and additional guidance to assist states in applying for and implementing the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Home Rebate Program.