$5,332, 690 DOLLARS RETURNED TO SAN DIEGANS
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration,[1] residential and commercial building sector in the U.S. accounts for almost 40percent of total energy consumption. While there have been significant efficiency gains in commercial and residential buildings, such as homes, offices, schools, hospitals, increased use of appliances and electronics is expected to result in a net increase in emissions.
Energy and Commerce
Co-sponsors: 1 Republican
The bill creates a new DOE Assistant Secretary position with jurisdiction over all energy emergency and security functions related to energy supply, infrastructure, and cybersecurity.
(Summarized from Energy & Commerce)
Energy and Commerce; Ways and Means
Co-sponsors: 1 Republican
This bill will provide rebates to homeowners who invest in energy efficiency improvements. Homeowners who demonstrate at least a 20 percent energy savings will receive a $2,500 rebate. Those who demonstrate at least a 40 percent energy savings will receive a $5,000 rebate.
(Summarized from Welch press release)
Energy and Commerce; Transportation and Infrastructure; Science, Space, and Technology
Co-sponsors: 1 Republican
Energy and Commerce
Co-sponsors: 0
This bill amends Energy Policy Act of 2005 to reauthorize grants for improving the energy efficiency of public buildings. It would authorize $100 million annually from FY 2021 through FY 2025 for an existing grant program, administered by DOE, that provides money for states to improve the energy efficiency of state and local public facilities.
(Summarized from Kelly press release)
Ways and Means
Co-Sponsors: 5 – 4 Democrats, 1 Republican
Ways and Means
Co-Sponsors: 28 – 11 Democrats, 17 Republicans
Energy and Commerce; Budget; Financial Services; Science, Space, and Technology; Transportation and Infrastructure; Oversight and Government Reform
Co-Sponsors: 6–6 Democrats
Ways and Means
Co-Sponsors: 12 – 7 Democrats, 5 Republicans
Energy and Natural Resources
Co-Sponsors: 4–3 Democrats, 1 Republican
The Investing in State Energy Act requires certain financial assistance under the State Energy Program and the Weatherization Assistance Program to be distributed without undue delay to support state and local high-impact energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives.
Energy and Commerce
Co-Sponsors: 4–2 Democrats, 2 Republicans