Gas Prices Relief Act 2022: Energy Regulation Freeze
This act aims to temporarily halt new regulations that could increase fuel prices or decrease energy production in the U.S. This means that until early 2023 or until the average gasoline price drops to $2.60 per gallon, the government cannot introduce regulations that could negatively impact the availability and cost of energy for citizens.
Key points
New Regulation Freeze: Federal agencies cannot introduce rules that would decrease domestic oil, gas, or biofuels production.
Fuel Price Protection: Prohibits regulations that could increase gasoline prices for consumers.
Energy Production Support: No new rules negatively affecting domestic energy production, electricity generation, fuel transmission, or infrastructure development.
Effective Period: These rules are in effect until January 1, 2023, or until the national average gasoline price drops to $2.60 per gallon.
Status:
Expired
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