Oil, gas, renewables, the electric grid, and energy prices. We're tracking 6 bills in this area — 6 still in play.
Extends state energy security plan requirements through 2031, covering weather threats, equipment supply chain risks, and local power system vulnerabilities.
Extends and expands DOE's cyber resilience program for energy infrastructure through 2031.
Adds energy emergency and security functions to the Secretary of Energy's required duties.
This bill creates a system to help recover costs for developing geothermal energy projects on federal lands. Geothermal energy uses heat from inside the Earth to produce electricity.
This bill changes how companies pay the government when they extract geothermal energy (heat from deep underground) on public lands. It updates the royalty rates and payment terms that geothermal companies must follow.
This bill aims to make it easier and faster for companies to develop geothermal energy projects on federal lands—the public lands owned by the U.S. government. Geothermal energy taps into Earth's heat to produce electricity and is a renewable energy source.