MH is EXEMPT from All-Electric!

Energy Law CHAPTER 17-A, ARTICLE 11

7. (a) The provisions set forth in paragraph (b) of subdivision six of this section shall not be construed as applying to buildings existing prior to the effective date of the applicable prohibition, including to:

(i) the repair, alteration, addition, relocation, or change of occupancy or use of such buildings; and

(ii) the installation or continued use and maintenance of fossil-fuel equipment and building systems, including as related to cooking equipment, in any such buildings.

(b) In addition, in effectuating the provisions set forth in paragraph (b) of subdivision six of this section the code shall include exemptions for the purposes of allowing the installation and use of fossil-fuel equipment and building systems where such are installed and used:

(i) for generation of emergency back-up power and standby power systems;

(ii) in a manufactured home as defined in subdivision seven of section six hundred one of the executive law;

Manufactured homes are exempt from all-electric buildings. It’s built into the statute:

7. (a) The provisions set forth in paragraph (b) of subdivision six of this section shall not be construed as applying  to  buildings  existing prior to the effective date of the applicable prohibition, including to:

(i)  the  repair, alteration, addition, relocation, or change of occupancy or use of such buildings; and

(ii) the installation or continued use and maintenance of  fossil-fuel equipment  and  building systems, including as related to cooking equipment, in any such buildings.

    (b) In addition, in effectuating the provisions set forth in paragraph of subdivision six of this section the code shall include exemptions for the purposes of allowing the installation  and  use  of  fossil-fuel equipment and building systems where such are installed and used:

    (i)  for generation of emergency back-up power and standby power systems;

    (ii) in a manufactured home as defined in subdivision seven of section six hundred one of the executive law; or

    (iii) in a building or part of a building that is used as a manufacturing facility, commercial food establishment, laboratory, car wash, laundromat, hospital, other medical facility, critical infrastructure, including but not limited to emergency management facilities, wastewater treatment facilities, and water treatment and pumping facilities, agricultural building, fuel cell system, or crematorium, as such terms are defined by the code council.