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Listen, laugh, and learn from local filmmakers and influencers sharing in unique ways how clean energy is benefiting communities.
The Climate Translator: EVs with Unc
Sol Series: Mr. Thomas
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Inflation Reduction Act Benefits
Americans are saving on home energy costs, going solar, and enjoying other clean energy benefits by tapping funds in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The law invests in local communities and creates thousands of new clean energy jobs each year. It also benefits businesses, tax exempt groups – like churches, nonprofits, and HOAs – and local governments through tax credits and deductions via Direct Pay.
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Electric Vehicles
Up-front rebates for purchase of new electric vehicles (up to $7,500) or used EVs (up to $4,000)
Credits for New and Used EVs Purchased in 2023 or After →
Businesses, tax-exempt organizations and individuals who lease EVs qualify for the Commercial Clean Vehicle Credit →
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Solar Installation
Tax credits of up to $300/year for home solar installation.
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Appliances
Rebates of up to $350/year for making your home more energy-efficient through appliance purchases
Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency →
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Home Energy Upgrades
Discounts on home energy upgrades that can save you up to $8,000
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Direct Pay
Tax credits are available for tax-exempt groups through “Direct Pay” or “Elective Pay”
Elective Pay Decision Tree →
Direct Pay Tax Credits for Nonprofits →
Communities across the Southeast are tapping federal funds to bring clean energy into their homes and their lives.
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