
Takeaways
- Most respondents support requiring all-electric new development, citing health, climate and cost benefits.
- Many stakeholders support applying the rules to major renovations, especially when replacing fossil fuel appliances.
- Several respondents - particularly industry - recommend a clear transition period to allow market adaptation.
- A clear majority agree that exemptions should be limited to exceptional or safety-related cases.
- Some submissions request flexibility for specific uses, such as commercial kitchens, and in strata buildings.
- Supporters want the controls aligned with national and state policies.
- Some oppose electrification requirements entirely, citing concerns about energy resilience, fuel choice and the role of renewable gases.
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