Gov. Kathy Hochul has delayed a controversial all-electric building law that was set to start on Jan. 1, 2026.

New York State is hitting the pause button on a controversial law that would ban gas hookups in new buildings.

ALBANY – A state mandate requiring new buildings to be constructed as “all-electric” won’t be implemented on Jan. 1 and will ...

New York State says it will delay implementing the law that would have banned all new low-rise buildings from being built with gas hookups. The state agreed in a court filing to delay the All-Electric ...

Learn how New York’s All-Electric Buildings Act impacts new construction, with timelines, exemptions, and compliance tips for ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul is drawing criticism for postponing the implementation of the all-electric buildings law set to go into ...

News last week that the state will pause enforcement of its All-Electric Buildings Act was cheered by many. Those cheers are warranted and, unfortunately, likely only temporary. Reducing emissions is ...

Set to go into effect at the beginning of 2026, the law’s implementation has been suspended indefinitely until an appeals ...

State Senator Tom O’Mara is ramping up his criticism of New York’s climate mandates, arguing that aggressive energy policies ...

Attorneys for the state agreed in a stipulation filed in federal court Wednesday to delay the implementation of the law until ...