H.R. 7171, known as the “Distribution Transformer Efficiency and Supply Chain Reliability Act of 2024”, is a proposed law that seeks to amend the Energy Policy and Conservation Act. The bill aims to set efficiency standards for certain types of distribution...
H.R. 7171 is a proposal that wants to make sure certain kinds of transformers, which help move electricity, use less energy but doesn't allow them to get more efficient than a set limit for a long time—up to 10 years.
S. 3627 aims to amend the Energy Policy and Conservation Act by setting an efficiency standard for specific types of distribution transformers. The bill prohibits the Secretary of Energy from finalizing regulations that require these transformers to have an efficiency level...
S. 3627 wants to make sure certain electric transformers don't have to be super-duper efficient just yet, meaning they won't have to follow the highest energy-saving rules until a long time later. This is like saying, "You can wait ten years before your bike has to have super-fast wheels."
H.R. 6192 aims to change the Energy Policy and Conservation Act to stop the Secretary of Energy from setting new energy conservation standards for products unless they are both technologically possible and economically sensible. The bill allows for the amendment or revocation...
H.R. 6192 is a bill that wants to make sure that any new rules to save energy on things like appliances are both possible to do and make sense for our wallets. It also wants to make sure these rules don’t make things too expensive or hard to get.
The bill titled “Protecting America’s Distribution Transformer Supply Chain Act” aims to prevent the U.S. Secretary of Energy from changing the energy conservation standards for distribution transformers for five years after the law is enacted. This is to maintain the existing standards as...
The bill says that for five years, no one is allowed to change the rules about how much energy devices called distribution transformers can use. It's like saying we have to keep using the same kind of toy without changing it, even if new and better ones come out.
H.R. 6192, also known as the “Hands Off Our Home Appliances Act,” aims to modify the Energy Policy and Conservation Act. It prohibits the Secretary of Energy from setting new or updated energy conservation standards for products unless these standards are found to be...
The bill wants to make sure that any new rules about saving energy with home products are not too hard to do or too expensive for people. It also says these rules shouldn't make the products worse to use or harder to find.
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