DOE Proposes new Certification of Energy Efficiency Compliance Filed at Time of Entry
The Energy Department is proposing to require the filing of “certifications of admissibility” at the time of entry into the country via customs for products and equipment subject to energy efficiency standards, said an agency spokeswoman. “Our intent with the…
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proposal is that the certification will be filed at the same time as the entry is filed with CBP,” she said of Customs and Border Protection, saying comment on the proposal is welcome. DOE’s Tuesday proposed rule said the certifications would be filed before “arrival at a U.S. port of entry” or “before entry.”