Georgia doles out $50m in rebates for energy efficiency
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Energy bills have changed the way people look at the house. If a few years ago the focus was almost exclusively on comfort or the appearance of a fixture, today more and more owners wonder how efficient their home works and what they can do to reduce consumption without giving up comfort [...] Article Energy efficiency becomes a priority for owners first appears in PRESShub.
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Georgia doles out $50m in rebates for energy efficiency
A Georgia energy efficiency program has distributed $50 million in federal funding through the Inflation Reduction Act to provide rebates for home upgrades such as improved insulation and HVAC systems. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.
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