The assessment is conducted with the help of a Home Energy Yardstick “checkbook”, which contains a set of questions related to energy use in various areas of the home. The EPA then gives an energy rating based on the responses to the questions and a score is generated to help determine the energy efficiency of the home. Based on the score, homeowners can work to improve their energy efficiency and reduce their monthly energy bills.
The assessment also provides a way for homeowners to compare their energy use with similar homes in their area. This comparison provides an even more accurate idea of whether or not a household is using energy wisely. The results of the assessment can empower homeowners to pinpoint specific areas where energy use can be reduced.
In addition to helping homeowners reduce their energy use, the assessment can also be instrumental in determining possible tax
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