The Inflation Reduction Act includes rebates and tax credits for energy-efficient purchases like appliances, electric vehicles, and solar panels.
And Consumer Reports says there are other ways to take advantage of these credits by “going green” on your next home improvement project.
Want to upgrade to a more eco-friendlier stove? A rebate of up to $840 could make it within your budget. Plus, you can receive another $500 to help cover the costs of converting from natural gas or propane to electric.
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