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Government Affairs Update - National Fuel Choice Bill and Tax Credit Jeopardy

Government Affairs Update - National Fuel Choice Bill and Tax Credit Jeopardy

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 The Government Affairs Update Podcast - Where we unpack what's going on in our industry from a retailer's perspective. This month, Tim sits down with Jason Tolleson from HPBA to recap the month. They discuss tariffs, what is happening at the state and federal level, the jeopardization of the federal tax credit for wood and pellet appliances, and Initiative 2066 being overturned in Washington. In this episode, they also cover: The April Executive Order initiating the DOJ review of state and local restrictions on fuel use. Status at the Department of Energy and the effots to remove specific natural gas bans. Reorganizaion at the EPA and compliance efforts in order to provide fair, predictable regulation at the national level. Changing status of tarifs, a 90 day pause agreement with China, and the pending US-Canada-Mexico status. Congress and the introduction of the Energy Choice Act that prohibits state and local government from limiting energy sources available to customers. --- This episode is a production of The Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association and The Fire Time Network. You can learn more about the HPBA—and get involved—by visiting ⁠⁠https://www.hpba.org⁠⁠ Get free access to The Fire Time Magazine every month by going to ⁠⁠https://www.itsfiretime.com/subscribe

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