Ban natural gas pipes in all new buildings starting January 1, 2022
In Plain English
Richmond currently allows natural gas hookups in new construction for heating, cooking, and hot water. This law requires all new buildings to use electricity instead of natural gas. Existing homes and businesses keep their current gas service.
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