GRID Power Act

This bill tells the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to change the rules for how power plants that can produce electricity on demand — meaning they can be turned on or off as needed to keep the power grid running reliably — get connected to the electrical grid. The new rules would make it faster and cheaper for these types of power projects to get approved and connected. The bill also allows companies that run power lines to ask FERC for permission to move these on-demand power projects ahead of others on the waiting list, and FERC would have 60 days to approve or deny such requests.

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