Half of Bay Area homes could be exempt from gas water heater ban, officials say
Half of Bay Area homes could be exempt from gas water heater ban, officials say
Half of Bay Area homes could be exempt from gas water heater ban, officials say
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- About half of the Bay Area's existing gas water heaters could be exempt from the region's new zero-emission rule, air district staff now estimate, up from about 38 percent earlier.
- The exemptions would cover low-income and housing-cost-burdened households, homes with too little space, and properties needing major electrical upgrades.
- The district board is due to vote Wednesday on delaying the rule's start to January 2028.
- About half of the Bay Area's existing gas water heaters could be exempt from the region's new zero-emission rule, air district staff now estimate, up from about 38 percent earlier.
- The exemptions would cover low-income and housing-cost-burdened households, homes with too little space, and properties needing major electrical upgrades.
- The district board is due to vote Wednesday on delaying the rule's start to January 2028.
- About half of the Bay Area's existing gas water heaters could be exempt from the region's new zero-emission rule, air district staff now estimate, up from about 38 percent earlier.
- The exemptions would cover low-income and housing-cost-burdened households, homes with too little space, and properties needing major electrical upgrades.
- The district board is due to vote Wednesday on delaying the rule's start to January 2028.
About half of the Bay Area's existing gas water heaters could be exempt from the region's new zero-emission rule, air district staff now estimate, up from about 38 percent earlier. The exemptions would cover low-income and housing-cost-burdened households, homes with too little space, and properties needing major electrical upgrades. The district board is due to vote Wednesday on delaying the rule's start to January 2028. The rule applies only when a water heater is replaced, not to heaters already in use.
About half of the Bay Area's existing gas water heaters could be exempt from the region's new zero-emission rule, air district staff now estimate, up from about 38 percent earlier. The exemptions would cover low-income and housing-cost-burdened households, homes with too little space, and properties needing major electrical upgrades. The district board is due to vote Wednesday on delaying the rule's start to January 2028. The rule applies only when a water heater is replaced, not to heaters already in use.
About half of the Bay Area's existing gas water heaters could be exempt from the region's new zero-emission rule, air district staff now estimate, up from about 38 percent earlier. The exemptions would cover low-income and housing-cost-burdened households, homes with too little space, and properties needing major electrical upgrades. The district board is due to vote Wednesday on delaying the rule's start to January 2028. The rule applies only when a water heater is replaced, not to heaters already in use.
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