Committee advanced a bill to block California rail emissions rules, citing federal standards and supply-chain concerns.
Quiver AI Summary
Committee action: The House Energy and Commerce Committee passed the LOCOMOTIVES Act, introduced by Reps. John Moolenaar, Craig Goldman and Jay Obernolte, in a 26-23 vote. The bill would revise part of the Clean Air Act and limit California’s ability to set stricter locomotive rules than federal standards.
Supporters’ view: The sponsors and committee Chairman Brett Guthrie said the measure would preserve a single national standard for rail transport and help supply chains, jobs and costs for industries that rely on trains, including agriculture, auto manufacturing and freight rail.
Background: The release said California had sought an EPA waiver in 2023 to restrict older trains, but later withdrew the request. It also said the bill is backed by several business and industry groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and rail and farm organizations.
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