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Energy, U.S. Senate

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Should the Senate extend state energy security plans through and add new requirements?

SECURE Grid Act (S. 4166)

States would have to cover more threats in their energy security plans, including weather and the security of local power distribution systems, through FY2031.

  • Extends state energy security plan requirements through FY2031
  • Requires plans to address weather-related threats, supply chain risks, and security of local distribution systems and the bulk-power system
  • Requires the (DOE) to give help with plans when a state asks

Senate Energy Bills

29 bills

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