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March 13, 2018
Appeal Won't Spare DOE From Publishing Energy-Saver Rules
A California federal judge on Tuesday refused to put on hold his ruling that the U.S. Department of Energy must publish Obama-era energy conservation standards for household and industrial appliances while the agency appeals the ruling to the Ninth Circuit.
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February 15, 2018
DOE Must Publish Energy-Saver Rules Adopted Under Obama
The U.S. Department of Energy must publish in the Federal Register a set of energy conservation standards for household and industrial appliances that had been finalized during the last months of the Obama administration, a California federal judge said Friday, handing a win to various states and environmental groups in litigation against the federal agency.
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January 18, 2018
DOE's Delay In Publishing Energy-Saver Rules Questioned
A California federal judge seemed skeptical that the U.S. Department of Energy could stall its own energy conservation standards for household and industrial appliances, saying at a hearing Thursday that he didn't see why publishing the finalized rules was a discretionary decision, when all it required was "the push of a button."