New York has finalized the first US state rule requiring most new buildings to be all-electric, starting with smaller residential, commercial, and industrial projects approved since the beginning of the year. Buildings produce 31% of the state’s emissions; exemptions remain, and legal challenges may continue. Larger sites follow in 2029.
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New York, itutulak ang all-electric sa karamihan ng bagong gusali

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Pinagtibay ng New York ang unang tuntunin sa antas-estado sa US na nag-aatas na karamihan ng bagong gusali ay maging all-electric. Magsisimula ito sa mas maliliit na proyektong residensiyal, komersiyal at industriyal na maaaprubahan mula Dec. 31, 2025. Ang mga gusali ay 31% ng emisyon ng estado; may mga exemption.

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