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A Key US Energy Efficiency Program Has a Major Flaw. Pennsylvania Is Trying to Fix It
Homeowners are being turned away and told that their homes need expensive repairs before any energy efficiency improvements can be made. These ‘deferrals’ are hindering low-income households from the benefits of energy efficiency upgrades. A new program in Pennsylvania aims to address the issue. The Whole Home Repairs Program will provide additional funding and support to those with homes in dire need of repair.
A Key US Energy Efficiency Program Has a Major Flaw. Pennsylvania Is Trying to Fix It
Homes are rejected for efficiency upgrades because they need repairs. Many owners can't afford them.
Source: www.route-fifty.com
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