This bill is called the Liberating Incandescent Technology (LIT) Act of 2025. It changes parts of the Energy Policy and Conservation Act that apply to "general service lamps" (common light bulbs). The bill removes and renumbers several statutory paragraphs, reserves subsection 325(i), and removes certain standards language. It also says three Department of Energy rules about general service lamps (published May 9, 2022 and April 19, 2024) "shall have no force or effect."
If enacted, the bill would remove the specific federal rules and statutory provisions named in the text that apply to general service lamps. The bill text does not describe specific changes to which bulbs can be sold, how products should perform, or how consumers or businesses would be affected.
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