Texas HB862 prohibits labeling products as "zero emissions" if they produce greenhouse gas emissions during use, manufacturing, or charging.

Texas HB862 amends the Business & Commerce Code to establish standards for labeling products as "zero emissions." A product sold in Texas cannot use "zero emissions" or similar terms if it produces greenhouse gas emissions when used, during manufacturing, or if the electricity to charge its battery produces greenhouse gas emissions. Violating this standard is considered a deceptive trade practice. The law takes effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB862 prohibits labeling products as "zero emissions" if they produce greenhouse gas emissions during use, manufacturing, or charging.

Texas HB862 amends the Business & Commerce Code to establish standards for labeling products as "zero emissions." A product sold in Texas cannot use "zero emissions" or similar terms if it produces greenhouse gas emissions when used, during manufacturing, or if the electricity to charge its battery produces greenhouse gas emissions. Violating this standard is considered a deceptive trade practice. The law takes effect on September 1, 2025.