This bill would cancel the updated energy-efficiency rules for federal buildings. It says those updated standards no longer count and should be treated as if they never took effect. It also removes related rules in a 2007 energy law, including parts about “high‑performance green” federal buildings and how federal building performance is tracked.

In plain terms, federal agencies would no longer have to follow those newer energy-saving requirements when they build or renovate federal buildings. The older framework would apply instead.

• Who is affected: Federal agencies that own, build, or renovate federal buildings; contractors working on federal projects.
• What changes: The revised federal building energy-efficiency standards are canceled, and several related “green building” provisions from 2007 are removed.
• When: These changes would take effect once the bill becomes law, and the canceled standards are to be treated as if they never existed.