Associated Press May 8, 2021Updated: May 8, 2021 9:36 p.m. 1of8FILE – In this July 21, 2020, file photo, Cole Rossi, 8, keeps an eye on a pot of pasta during a Real Food 4 Kids cooking class taught by Sue Honkamp at Kitchen Spaces in Des Moines. Since August 2019, […]
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1of8FILE – In this July 21, 2020, file photo, Cole Rossi, 8, keeps an eye on a pot of pasta during a Real Food 4 Kids cooking class taught by Sue Honkamp at Kitchen Spaces in Des Moines. Since August 2019, owner Bob Mulvihill has been renting Kitchen Spaces to entrepreneurs who are looking to start their small businesses without the huge capital investment needed to own or rent, remodel and staff a building.(Kelsey Kremer /The Des Moines Register via AP )Kelsey Kremer/APShow MoreShow Less2of8FILE – In this Jan. 7, 2020, file photo, The Bot Chef pours dressing into a salad during a demonstration next to an electric cooktop displayed at the Samsung booth during the CES tech show in Las Vegas. The robot is designed to help with cooking tasks, not to make a meal all on its own. California’s energy policy and planning agency wants to transition new homes away from gas-powered appliances. The California Energy Commission released a draft building standards code Thursday, May 6, 2021, that would require new homes to be equipped with circuits and panels that support all-electric appliances for heating, cooking and drying clothes.John Locher/APShow MoreShow Less3of84of8FILE – In this April 1938, file photo, Mrs. G.S. Davis, wife of a Corinth, Miss., farmer, works in her electrified kitchen in their farm home somewhere in Tenn. The wood burning stove hasn’t yet been removed. Mr. Davis has numerous electrical conveniences installed in the farm, among them a potato drier, electric pump, electric charged fence constructed around the yard. California’s energy policy and planning agency wants to transition new homes away from gas-powered appliances. The California Energy Commission released a draft building standards code on Thursday, May 6, 2021, that would require new homes to be equipped with circuits and panels that support all-electric appliances for heating, cooking and drying clothes.Horace Cort/APShow MoreShow Less5of8FILE – In this April 8, 2008, file photo, salesman Hank Pham puts the price on a General Electric microwave oven in the appliances section of Howard’s Appliance and Big-Screen Superstore in San Gabriel, Calif. The California Energy Commission released a draft building standards code Thursday, May 6, 2021, that would require new homes to be equipped with circuits and panels that support all-electric appliances for heating, cooking and drying clothes. While the code doesn’t explicitly forbid gas, the commission hopes it will lead builders to construct all-electric structures as part of a growing effort to eliminate fossil fuels from buildings, which account for about one-quarter of the state’s annual greenhouse gas emissions.Kevork Djansezian/APShow MoreShow Less6of87of8FILE – In this Oct. 10, 1954, file photo, Mrs. John Stamy Jr., checks on dinner cooking in the oven of the electric stove in the kitchen of the Stamy farm, near Newville, Pa. Mrs. Stamy and her husband have electrified their farm to make it attractive to their four young sons as they grow up. Dozens of electrical appliances make work easy in the kitchen. Throughout the house more than 54 circuits handle current for all sorts of appliances, Electrical outlets are placed so that at no point is one more than six feet away, for convenient use. The California Energy Commission released a draft building standards code on Thursday, May 6, 2021, that would require new homes to be equipped with circuits and panels that support all-electric appliances for heating, cooking and drying clothes.Anonymous/APShow MoreShow Less8of8
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California’s energy policy and planning agency wants to transition new homes away from gas-powered appliances.
The California Energy Commission released a draft building standards code on Thursday that would require new homes to be equipped with circuits and panels that support all-electric appliances for heating, cooking and drying clothes.
The commission is set to adopt the updated code in August, and it would take effect on Jan. 1, 2023, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
While the code doesn’t explicitly forbid gas, the commission hopes it will lead builders to construct all-electric structures as part of a growing effort to eliminate fossil fuels from buildings, which account for about one-quarter of the state’s annual greenhouse gas emissions.
“We’re encouraging the technologies of the future,” energy commissioner Andrew McAllister said.
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