Climate credit applications available to Washingtonians

Moxie-Svetlana Hubbard-Shirley, a resident of Yesler Hinoki apartments in Seattle, shows the crowd how fast it is to apply for the tax credit during the Washington State Department of Commerce press conference.
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by NANCE BESTON
Staff Writer | July 30, 2024 3:00 AM

OLYMPIA — Up to 675,000 households will receive a $200 credit on utility bills due to $150 million funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act. According to Gov. Jay Inslee, this funding aims to reduce health risks from climate change and lower electricity costs for low and medium-income households.

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