The LIT Act of 2025 removes federal energy efficiency standards for general service lamps, effectively eliminating restrictions on incandescent light bulb sales in the United States. The bill accomplishes this by striking energy efficiency requirements from the Energy Policy and Conservation Act and voiding three Department of Energy rules issued between 2022 and 2024 that had established and updated these standards. The legislation affects consumers and manufacturers of light bulbs by removing federal mandates that previously required lamps to meet certain efficiency thresholds, essentially allowing incandescent bulbs to remain on the market without efficiency constraints. There is no specific funding mechanism or implementation timeline mentioned in the bill; it takes effect upon enactment once passed into law.
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