DOE Again Extends Comment Period on Proposed Energy Efficiency Import Filing Requirements
The Department of Energy is again extending the period for comments, this time until March 14, on a proposal that would require importers of products covered by energy efficiency standards to file a “certification of admissibility” for each shipment of…
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such products when they're imported, it said in a notice that's scheduled to be published in Monday's Federal Register. The Dec. 29 proposed rule would require filing of the information via Customs and Border Protection's Automated Commercial Environment system (see 1512310008). DOE already had extended the comment period until Feb. 29 in response to requests from trade groups, and held a public meeting on the rule Feb. 19 (see 1602190049).