Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, Americans can now receive a $840 rebate when swapping to induction cooking. As the government strives to transition to clean energy and a decarbonized life, around $4.3 billion of an overall $370 billion investment has been earmarked to help domestic consumers switch to clean energy.
One area is in the kitchen, where the strategy aims to encourage Americans to swap to low-carbon appliances, removing their reliance on burning fossil fuels. So, instead of replacing a gas range for a like-for-like appliance, the rebate encourages consumers to change it with an electric or induction version that cuts your carbon footprint by not using fossil fuels.
