Urges federal government to refrain from implementing any ban on gas powered appliances in residential or commercial buildings.

This is a New Jersey Assembly concurrent resolution (ACR 132) urging the federal government not to ban natural gas appliances in homes and businesses. It does not create new law but formally requests Congress and the President avoid restricting gas-powered appliances like stoves, heaters, and water heaters. The resolution cites New Jersey data showing 73% of households use gas for heating and 69% for cooking, along with the state's extensive gas infrastructure serving 2.9 million customers. It emphasizes natural gas as a cleaner energy source supporting local jobs and energy independence. (Note: As a procedural resolution, this summary is kept to 2 sentences per guidelines.)