Lol, no I do not. Specially if they are under the "green energy" umbrella
It has more to do with deregulation in general. The automotive industry has to deal with strict regulations of their own, so they lobbied for an exemption from the FCC. You wouldn't want to over-regulate those key industries, right?
Lazy/ cheap aftermarket companies exploit that gap, because now they're not subject to either the automotive regulations (because FCA/ GM/ etc. isn't certifying them), and they can walk right through the giant "automotive exemption" from the FCC.
I will say that if you *do* find a set of noisy LED's, etc. you should report it to the FCC. That's how the system is supposed to work, and as long as people take their aftermarket stuff and go "huh, weird" and either live with or throw it those products in the trash, the FCC isn't going to bother with it. If it's radiating on those frequencies, there's a good chance the FCC really *should* look into it before it screws with something more important than a key FOB.