H.R. 6192 - Hands Off Our Home Appliances Act

Bill Text

Text of H.R. 6192 PDF XML

(as reported)

H. Rept. 118-432 PDF

Report from the Committee on Energy and Commerce to accompany H.R. 6192

Amendments (click headers to sort)

#	Version #	Sponsor(s)	Party	Summary	Status
1	Version 1	Gonzales, Tony (TX)	Republican	Requires the secretary to to grant a petition to determine if energy conservation standards for a covered product should be amended or revoked if the Secretary finds that such standards disproportionately affect rural households.	Submitted
2	Version 1	Gonzales, Tony (TX)	Republican	Requires any new or amended energy conservation standard to take into consideration rural and urban populations, cost of living comparisons, and climatic differences;	Submitted
3	Version 1	Molinaro (NY)	Republican	Requires a GAO study on the impact the final rule on energy conservation standards for distribution transformers will have on electricity rates and charges for Americans.	Submitted
4	Version 1	Castor (FL)	Democrat	Changes the short title of the bill to "Republicans Raising Energy Bills for American Families Act"	Submitted
5	Version 1	Castor (FL)	Democrat	Requires the Secretary of Energy to publish a report on the effects of revoking energy conservation standards, including with respect to employment, energy demand, greenhouse gas emissions, and costs to low-income households.	Submitted
6	Version 1	Moore (WI)	Democrat	Prevents law from taking effect until DOE provides a report to Congress show that this bill will not negatively affect low-income households.	Submitted
7	Version 1	Gottheimer (NJ)	Democrat	Requires energy labels on home appliances starting in FY25 to contain a resource on the tax rebates offered by the Inflation Reduction Act.	Submitted
8	Version 1	Gottheimer (NJ)	Democrat	Require DOE to report on how much consumers are estimated to save from energy efficient products and identify more ways the Federal government may increase such energy savings.	Submitted
9	Version 1	Kelly (PA)	Republican	Withdrawn Changes the compliance period of the final rule titled "Energy Conservation Program: Energy Conservation Standards for Distribution Transformers" from five years to ten years.	Withdrawn
10	Version 1	Gottheimer (NJ)	Democrat	Prohibits the bill from going into effect if it has a negative impact on consumers' energy savings.	Submitted
11	Version 3	Moskowitz (FL)	Democrat	Revised Changes the title to the "Make Appliances Great Again".	Revised
12	Version 4	Moskowitz (FL)	Democrat	Revised To settle the burning question of which stove is supreme, this amendment will designate a commission to test the efficacy of gas, electric, wood, coal, and induction stoves.	Revised
13	Version 3	Moskowitz (FL)	Democrat	Revised Changes the reporting period on new or amended energy standards from 2 years to 1,864 days.	Revised
14	Version 2	Moskowitz (FL)	Democrat	Revised Commissions a study to determine the number of appliances confiscated by the Biden-Harris administration.	Revised
15	Version 2	Houlahan (PA)	Democrat	Revised Inserts the Senate-passed Supplemental which would provide urgent assistance to Ukraine, humanitarian aid, funding to bolster U.S. and allied capabilities in the Indo-Pacific and deter the Chinese government, and more.	Revised
16	Version 1	Huizenga (MI)	Republican	Requires the Secretary of Energy to disclose stakeholder meetings with entities that have ties to China; produced studies regarding or advocated for policy that limit, restrict, or ban the use of any type of energy; and have applied for or received Federal funds.	Submitted
17	Version 1	Kelly (PA), Hudson (NC)	Republican	Prevents the final rule titled "Energy Conservation Program: Energy Conservation Standards for Distribution Transformers" from taking effect.	Submitted
18	Version 1	Chu (CA), Leger Fernández (NM)	Democrat	Late Changes the title to “Hands off Our Bodies Act”. Strikes section 2 and 3 and inserts the Women’s Health Protection Act.	Submitted