HR 3277
Energy Emergency Leadership Act
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The Energy Emergency Leadership Act modifies the Department of Energy’s organizational structure to better prepare for and respond to energy emergencies and security threats. It expands the roles and responsibilities of Assistant Secretaries within the Department of Energy to include specific duties related to infrastructure, cybersecurity, and emergency planning. The bill requires the Department of Energy to coordinate these efforts with other federal agencies and to offer technical assistance to state, local, and tribal governments and the energy sector when needed. This aims to strengthen the nation’s energy security posture.
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Ann M. Kuster
Debbie Lesko
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