Bill > HR4758

This bill, titled the "Homeowner Energy Freedom Act," seeks to repeal specific provisions of Public Law 117-169 related to home electrification and energy efficiency programs. Specifically, the bill eliminates three key sections: Section 50122, which established a high-efficiency electric home rebate program to help homeowners upgrade to energy-efficient electric appliances and home systems; Section 50123, which provided grants to states for training energy efficiency contractors; and Section 50131, which offered assistance for adopting the latest building energy codes. The bill also rescinds any unobligated funds that were previously allocated to these programs, effectively canceling the financial support for these initiatives. Additionally, the bill makes a conforming amendment to remove language referencing the high-efficiency electric home rebate program from another section of the original law. In essence, this legislation aims to undo previous government support for home electrification and energy efficiency efforts by eliminating the related funding and programs.

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