End EPA Abuse Act of 2026

This bill would amend the Clean Air Act to add limits on what regulations the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator may issue under that law. The Administrator could not issue a regulation, including a waiver or authorization, if it can reasonably be determined to restrict the sale or use of any type of vehicle or engine, including new gas-powered vehicles. The same limit would apply to rules that require fuel-switching at a power plant or reduce the reliability of the electric grid. It would also apply to rules that require technology that is commercially unavailable, too costly without subsidies, or otherwise infeasible, or that significantly expand the Administrator's authority beyond the intent of Congress.

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Sponsors

• Andrew S. Clyde Republican sponsor
• 25 cosponsors