HR 7000 United States House · 119th Congress

Freedom to Fuel Act

HR 7000, the Freedom to Fuel Act, amends the Clean Air Act to exclude portable fuel containers (like gas cans) from being classified as "consumer or commercial products" under the law. This change directly affects manufacturers and sellers of these containers, removing them from certain regulatory requirements. The key provision modifies the Clean Air Act's definition to specifically state that portable fuel containers are not subject to product standards for consumer or commercial products. This is a technical regulatory adjustment focused on clarifying which products fall under existing Clean Air Act provisions.
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Introduced Jan 9, 2026 Last action Jan 9, 2026
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