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US homes may require expensive upgrades for induction stoves and EV chargers as the International Code Council initially omitted building electrification measures from the 2024 energy code, risking new homes lacking modern electrical systems. Following industry pressure, these measures transitioned to optional rather than mandatory.
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How could this policy decision influence the demand for energy-efficient appliances and impact the electrical industry?
How might the transition of electrification measures from mandatory to optional affect the adoption of modern appliances in new homes?
What strategies could homeowners and builders employ to mitigate the potential costs of these required retrofits?
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