Much of the solution to the climate crisis is just doing two things: getting all the carbon out of our electricity supply, and then electrifying everything we can.

The climate investments from the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) have made it easier to electrify our homes, save money, and help the U.S. meet our climate goals.

The IRA created new incentives to help you go electric — swapping out your old, fossil-fueled appliances for new, clean electric ones — over the next ten years.

Join the webinar on September 7th at 7pm ET  with Jamal Lewis, Director of Policy Partnerships and Equitable Electrification for Rewiring America, for a conversation on electrification, what it looks like, and what federal resources are available to help you do it.

The IRA’s home energy offerings include upfront discounts, tax credits, and low-cost financing that together provide a substantial amount of money for every household to electrify the machines they rely on — the cars they drive, how they heat the air and water in their homes, cook their food, dry their clothes and get their power — regardless of income level.

Shifting our household energy use to efficient technologies that use renewable energy is an opportunity to help bring about climate justice based on our shared values: caring for one another and our common home.

RSVP here: https://interfaithpowerandlight.salsalabs.org/sept7