The Department of Energy yesterday “finalized congressionally-mandated energy efficiency standards for residential cooking products that will reduce household utility costs while improving appliance reliability and performance. These standards—which reflect a joint recommendation from a wide range of stakeholders, including the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, Consumer Federation of America, and energy efficiency advocates—will take effect in 2028 and are projected to save Americans approximately $1.6 billion on their utility bills over 30 years,” according to DOE’s press release. The release, with a link to the standard, is here.
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Department of Energy release new energy efficiency standards for gas stoves
