Prohibits adoption of State and local rules that prohibit use of fossil fuel-powered kitchen appliances.
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Overview
This bill prevents New Jersey state agencies, counties, and municipalities from creating rules or ordinances that ban the use of fossil fuel-powered kitchen appliances like gas ovens and stoves. It ensures that these appliances, as long as they meet federal safety standards, can continue to be used in homes and businesses. The law does not prevent local governments from offering incentives to encourage the switch to electric appliances.
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Joseph Pennacchio
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