Repealing Federal Energy Efficiency Standards for Common Light Bulbs.
This Act eliminates federal energy efficiency standards for general service lamps, effectively halting the phase-out of traditional incandescent light bulbs. This change restores consumer choice, allowing citizens to continue purchasing less energy-efficient bulbs that were scheduled to be removed from the market. However, using these bulbs may result in higher household electricity costs.
Key points
Restores the ability to sell and use traditional incandescent light bulbs by removing federal efficiency requirements.
Nullifies specific Department of Energy rules from 2022 and 2024 aimed at phasing out less efficient lighting sources.
Removes the section of federal law that established and regulated efficiency standards for general service lamps.
Status:
Introduced
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