IRA Overview
The IRA aims to boost U.S. prosperity by accelerating domestic manufacturing, improving infrastructure resiliency, and advancing equity. Bettering American buildings is a critical element of the IRA, in which energy efficiency, renewable energy, indoor air quality and community decarbonization are priorities.
Estimated Value
Over $394 Billion
Effective Date
Signed into law August 2022, incentives available now with notable tax incentives expire as soon as 2024
Learn More
Visit the White House’s IRA resource center at cleanenergy.gov to learn more.
BIL Overview
Also known as the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Law (IIJA), the BIL aims to strengthen the nation by improving infrastructure, combating the climate crisis and advancing environmental justice while investing in historically underserved communities.
Estimated Value
Over $1.2 Trillion
Effective Date
Signed into law January 2022, incentives available now
Learn More
Visit the White House’s BIL resource center at build.gov to learn more.
CHIPS Act Overview
The CHIPS Act, or Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors Act, aims to strengthen domestic manufacturing, supply chains and security by catalyzing investments into R&D and leading-edge technologies for commercial and industrial buildings.
Estimated Value
$280 Billion+
Effective Date
Signed into law August 2022, incentives available now
Learn More
Read the White House’s CHIPS Act fact sheet to learn more.
ARPA Overview
The ARPA commits funding to help communities recover and bring people back together again, safely, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the ARPA, several institutional funding programs are helping communities improve the reliability, health, and comfort of the buildings Americans rely on most.
Estimated Value
$1.9 trillion
Effective Date
Signed into law March 2021, incentives available now with obligation deadline of 2026
Learn More
Visit our State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funding page to learn more about the $350 billion available to local governments for modernizing community centers, libraries, fire stations and more.
Visit our Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Funding page to learn more about $122 billion in aid for to improve the efficiency, HVAC and IAQ of public k-12 schools.
Visit our Higher Education Emergency Relief Funding page to learn more about $40 billion in aid to help monitor and support healthy IAQ in higher learning facilities.