The market value of a home increases by $10 -
$25 for every $1 decrease in annual fuel bills,
according to a recent study published in
The Appraisal Journal. (Source:
www.energycheckup.com, Alliance to
Save Energy)
Manufacturer’s Certification Statement Pertaining to the Energy Policy Act of 2009 (86KB PDF)
For 2009, builders of qualified energy-efficient homes can receive a $2,000 credit for the construction of energy-efficient new homes that achieve a 50 percent reduction in heating and cooling energy consumption relative to a comparable dwelling constructed under the current 2003 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), including supplements.
In addition to the $2,000 credit for homes meeting a 50 percent standard, manufacturers of ENERGY STAR manufactured homes can receive $1,000.
Learn more about federal tax incentives for energy efficiency and what you need to do to qualify.
What You Need to Know
- Energy Efficient New Homes Credit extended through 2009
- Builders of qualified energy-efficient homes can receive a $2,000 credit
- Manufacturers of ENERGY STAR manufactured homes can receive $1,000
Find additional information at http://www.energy.gov/taxbreaks.htm
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