U.S. Consumers Have a New Energy Savings Tool

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Written By Amy Kirschbaum

U.S. Consumers Have a New Energy Savings Tool
The Department of Energy recently launched the Energy Savings Hub to help families and consumers reduce their energy costs. This online one-stop shop connects consumers with new clean energy tax credits and forthcoming rebates.
The DOE designed the tool specifically for homeowners, renters, and drivers who may be interested in updating home appliances, improving home energy use, or purchasing an electric vehicle. The Energy Savings Hub also provides free or low-cost tips and recommendations that can improve energy efficiency, reduce energy use, and save consumers money.
Through the Energy Savings Hub, consumers can access approximately $8.8 billion in incentives for home energy efficiency and electrification projects funded by the Inflation Reduction Act. By helping consumers upgrade to clean energy equipment, improve energy efficiency, and reduce indoor and outdoor air pollution, these home energy rebate programs will save households up to an estimated $1 billion each year, according to the DOE.
Check out Energy.gov/Save and read the press release from the DOE to learn more.

Amy Kirschbaum

Amy Kirschbaum began her career on Capitol Hill in the office of Congressman E. Clay Shaw, Jr. (FL). Upon leaving her post as legislative assistant in Congressman Shaw's office, Amy worked for the U.S. Congressional Sunbelt Caucus as a legislative assistant and later as the Legislative Director. In 1992, Amy moved to Oregon where she continued her career in public affairs at the Oregon Department of Transportation. Before joining Strategics Consulting, Amy was the Executive Director of the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Oregon and SW Washington. Amy grew up in Broward County, FL, and earned a bachelor’s degree in public policy from Duke University.

Email Amy at: amy@strategics.consulting

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