manufactured-housing
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The Energy Department says its 2022 energy-efficiency standards for manufactured homes now have 'no legal effect' and will not be enforced. A July housing law moved that job to HUD, which has one year to set standards and has not yet.
In a one-page notice published September 18, the Department of Energy said its May 31, 2022 final rule setting energy conservation standards for manufactured homes 'has no legal effect' and that it 'will not enforce' them. The reason is the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, signed July 11, 2026, which says no federal energy-efficiency standard for manufactured homes has legal effect until the Department of Housing and Urban Development adopts it through its own consensus process. The law gives HUD one year, to July 2027, to adopt minimum standards and requires updates every three years. HUD has adopted none yet. DOE says it will write a rule to conform its regulations. The notice gives no estimate of the effect on home prices or energy bills and has no comment period.
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