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Pathways to Equity & Savings for Low-Income Households

How tax incentives and updated standards are changing home construction.

 

Energy costs pose a significant financial burden for low-income Americans, who end up paying about four times more of their income on energy than non-low-income individuals. Although efforts like the Weatherization Assistance Program have made strides in reducing this disparity, it hasn’t been enough. This year, federal housing departments are poised to alleviate more of these energy-related challenges and bring about greater energy equity.

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