An act relating to weatherization funding and weatherization workforce recruitment

Summary

The legislation continues a tax on heating oil, propane, kerosene and dyed diesel and adds gross receipts taxes on natural gas, coal and electricity to finance the Home Weatherization Assistance Program. It widens eligibility for weatherization grants, partners with utilities and training organizations, and raises wages for weatherization crews. The aim is to lower energy costs for low‑income households and expand the skilled workforce needed for the state’s emissions goals.

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