Disapproval of Clean Energy Rules for Federal Buildings
This resolution aims to cancel Department of Energy rules on clean energy requirements for new and renovated federal buildings. This means government buildings will not have to meet specific energy efficiency standards, potentially impacting maintenance costs and energy consumption funded by taxpayer money.
Key points
Congress disapproves the Department of Energy's clean energy rules for federal buildings.
These rules, intended to set energy efficiency requirements, will not take effect.
The absence of these requirements may affect the long-term operational costs of government buildings.
Status:
Expired
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