Federal Trade Commission Revises Appliance Labeling Rule to Reflect Latest Energy Consumption Data

Summary

The Federal Trade Commission updates the Appliance Labeling Rule by incorporating the latest energy consumption data from the Department of Energy, reflecting changes in average unit energy costs for residential energy sources.

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