Bill > HR3341

This bill, known as the "Liberating Incandescent Technology Act of 2025" or the "LIT Act of 2025," aims to modify existing energy efficiency standards for general service lamps by effectively repealing previous regulations. Specifically, the bill eliminates section 322(a)(14) related to general service lamps from the Energy Policy and Conservation Act, removes subsection (i) from section 325 which contained lamp efficiency standards, and nullifies three specific Department of Energy rules concerning energy conservation standards for general service lamps published in 2022 and 2024. The bill makes numerous technical amendments to cross-references in various sections of the law to maintain legal consistency after removing the lamp efficiency provisions. By rescinding these rules and standards, the bill appears designed to provide more flexibility in the manufacture and sale of lighting technologies, potentially allowing for greater availability of incandescent light bulbs that were previously restricted by energy efficiency requirements. The changes would modify how general service lamps are regulated, potentially reducing federal restrictions on lighting product design and manufacturing.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/3341/all-info