Energy: building decarbonization: notice and recordation of a decarbonization charge.

CA AB737 requires that when a building is subject to a decarbonization charge, this information must be clearly communicated and recorded. This means that property owners and potential buyers will be informed about any additional costs related to reducing carbon emissions in buildings. The goal is to promote transparency and encourage energy-efficient practices.

Supporters of CA AB737 argue that the bill is a significant step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable building practices. By ensuring that decarbonization charges are disclosed, it empowers consumers to make informed decisions and supports California's commitment to environmental responsibility.

Critics of CA AB737 may contend that the bill adds unnecessary complexity and financial burdens for property owners and potential buyers. They argue that the requirement to disclose decarbonization charges could deter investment in real estate and may lead to higher costs for consumers, ultimately hindering housing affordability.