DelawareDelaware would use vehicle emission rules from before December 2023
If it becomes law, Delaware would publish its vehicle emission rules from before December 11, 2023, and make them effective 10 days later.
What it does
If it becomes law, Delaware would use its vehicle emission rules from before December 11, 2023. The rules would take effect 10 days after the state publishes them.
Argument forCar buyers and dealers could have more choice over gasoline-powered vehicles if the earlier rules replace the 2023 electric vehicle requirements.
Argument againstEnding the 2023 electric vehicle requirements might mean fewer electric vehicles are sold in Delaware.
More detail
If it becomes law, Delaware would use the vehicle emission rules that were in effect before December 11, 2023. This applies to Delaware's Regulation 1140 vehicle emission rules. The state official who publishes regulations would publish the earlier rules and an order explaining why. The state would publish the rules in its next regulations issue after enactment. The switch to those rules would take effect 10 days after publication.
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Looking ahead
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History
- 2025
- Apr 9Motion to Release FailedLatest
- Mar 26Introduced and Assigned to Natural Resources & Energy Committee in HouseIntroduced
Environment & EnergyTransportation