California pauses home energy rebate program amid Trump funding freeze

California pauses home energy rebate program amid Trump funding freeze


Key Points
  • California paused an energy rebate program for consumers who make their homes more energy efficient, due to a federal funding freeze imposed by the Trump administration.
  • The Home Energy Rebate program was created by the Inflation Reduction Act, which President Biden signed in 2022.
  • The law offered consumers up to $8,000 of Home Efficiency Rebates and up to $14,000 of Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates.



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