Industry Updates

New York Agrees to Delay All-Electric Buildings Act in Court Filing

Major Victory: New York Agrees to Suspend Gas Ban Through Conclusion of Appellate Litigation

On November 12, 2025, a coalition led by the National Propane Gas Association, the New York Propane Gas Association, and Mulhern Gas of Hudson, NY challenging the New York state gas ban entered into a settlement with the state to suspend the gas ban until the conclusion of appellate litigation. This comes after our coalition filed an injunction petition to suspend the law pending appeal before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

The New York state All-Electric Buildings Act was previously set to take effect on January 1, 2026 and would have banned fuel gas infrastructure and gas appliances in most newly constructed buildings, including all residences. Our merits lawsuit challenging the gas ban and seeking to have it struck down permanently is still proceeding before the Second Circuit. Read More

The All-Electric Building Act Passes

The state legislature and the governor's office finally came to an agreement of the state budget earlier this week and passed the budget. Buried in the document was the all-electric building act, which will outlaw fossil fueled appliances in new construction beginning December 31 2025. Read More

The CAC Releases the Draft Scoping Plan

Yesterday The Climate Action Council Released the Draft Scoping Plan of the CLCPA (Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act or Climate Act). It is a massive 330 page document which will define energy policy for the state in the coming decades, with an eye toward complete elimination of the use of fossil fuels. Read More

NYPGA v. NYSDOH Update

On Monday, April 20, NYS Supreme Court Justice Christina Ryba issued her decision in the matter of NYPGA, et. al. vs. NYS Department of Health (NYSDOH) regarding the location of underground propane tanks (attached). Her decision was an unqualified victory for the NYPGA and the propane industry at large.
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