Requires energy agencies to regularly review regulations or let them expire automatically
This bill would force six federal energy agencies to put expiration dates on their regulations — existing ones would expire in 1 year, new ones in 5 years. To keep regulations in place, agencies would have to ask for public comments and prove the rules are still needed. If they don't act, the regulations would automatically disappear.
Federal energy and mining regulations would automatically expire unless agencies actively work to extend them by seeking public input and justifying their continued need every 1-5 years.
HR 7592 · 119th Congress · February 17, 2026 · AI Summary by claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · 10/10
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