What Home Star Means to Consumers
Homeowners who take advantage of the program can expect to possibly underwrite as much as half the cost it will take to make their existing home more energy efficient, thus reducing the cost of their utility bills, improving comfort and lessening their impact on the environment. Who doesn’t want to do that?! Depending on the size of the project, most homeowners can expect to reduce home energy costs from five to 40 percent. One study estimates that overall savings to American homeowners could exceed $9 billion over the next 10 years.
With requirements in the Gold Star path of incentives to actually measure a home’s performance both before and after improvements are made, homeowners will gain the piece of mind of knowing that not only was the work performed at a quality level, but that the changes made were the right ones and will truly improve the efficiency of their homes.
Household energy use accounts for more than a fifth of total carbon emissions generated in the
Home Star will not only help individual homeowners underwrite the cost of ultimately reducing their energy bills, improving the comfort in their home and raising their property’s overall value, but it is also a big step toward creating a cleaner environment, safer nation and better, more sustainable future for all Americans.
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