Bill > HR4758

This bill, titled the "Homeowner Energy Freedom Act," proposes to repeal specific provisions of Public Law 117-169, which was enacted to provide taxpayer subsidies for home electrification and energy efficiency. Specifically, it aims to eliminate programs that offered rebates for high-efficiency electric home appliances, grants for training contractors in home energy efficiency, and assistance for adopting the latest building energy codes. The bill also rescinds any unspent funds allocated for these repealed programs and makes a conforming amendment to remove references to the high-efficiency electric home rebate program from another section of Public Law 117-169. In essence, this legislation seeks to undo government financial incentives previously established to encourage homeowners to adopt more energy-efficient and electric-powered home systems.

Agriculture and Natural Resources, Business and Industry

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/4758/all-info