Clothes Dryers: No More Costly or Ineffective Energy Standards
This act aims to prevent the government from imposing energy efficiency standards for clothes dryers that are too expensive for consumers, technologically unfeasible, or do not result in significant energy savings. This ensures citizens avoid higher costs for purchasing, installing, and maintaining dryers, and have access to reliable appliances.
Key points
Protection against price increases: The government cannot impose standards that would raise the cost of purchasing, installing, or maintaining clothes dryers for citizens.
Reliable performance: Energy efficiency standards for dryers will only be introduced if they are technologically feasible and economically justified, ensuring appliance reliability.
Real energy savings: New standards will only be implemented if they genuinely lead to significant energy conservation, rather than just increasing consumer costs.
Status:
Expired
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