I will say, first of all, that energy conservation standards are not bans. We have to keep repeating this over and over because Republicans are adamant about misleading the public. Energy conservation standards improve the efficiency of new appliances. They do not mandate the removal of existing appliances, and they do not mandate the removal of an appliance based on its fuel source. It is also important to note that, by law, the Department of Energy is prohibited from setting standards that would eliminate a product based on fuel type, such as gas appliances.
Frank Pallone: “I will say, first of all, that energy conservation standards are not bans. We have to keep repeating this over and over…”
Editor's note · Context
Addressing misconceptions about energy conservation standards during a House floor debate.
Share
More from Frank Pallone
Republicans should not be giving President Trump’s ICE your tax dollars. I will continue fighting for an immigration system that upholds due process, keeps families together and treats everyone with dignity while providing a pathway to…
People in Central Jersey should not have to spend hours of their lives sitting in traffic just to get to and from work. We need to give commuters more reliable ways to get where they need to go, and that means actually investing in public…
As the top Congressional leaders with oversight of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), it is within your jurisdiction to ensure our nation’s disaster relief efforts are “fast, fair, and free from political bias,” as Chairman…





