Electric Supply Chain Act

This bill requires the Department of Energy to regularly study the supply chain that supports electricity generation and transmission in the United States. The study would look at weaknesses in the supply of parts needed to make and deliver electricity, obstacles to processing important minerals in the U.S., and domestic policies that discourage investment in the supply chain. The Department of Energy would also need to identify new problems in the supply chain and suggest ways to fix them. The first report on these findings must be sent to Congress within one year of the bill becoming law.

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