LIT Act of 2025

This bill changes federal rules for “general service lamps,” a broad category of light bulbs. It removes federal energy-efficiency standards for these lamps and deletes related parts of the energy law. It also says that three Department of Energy rules about these lamps—two from May 9, 2022, and one from April 19, 2024—no longer have any force or effect, including the rules on standards and definitions for these bulbs. The bill makes related changes to testing, labeling, and other cross-references in the law to match these rollbacks.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Companies that make or sell general service lamps, and people who buy them.
• What changes: Federal efficiency standards and definitions for these lamps are removed; recent DOE rules on these bulbs are voided; related testing and labeling provisions are adjusted in the law .
• When: If enacted, the listed DOE rules would no longer be in effect, and the law’s provisions would be updated accordingly .