Requires electricity companies to report how well they deliver power and manage costs.
This bill would make companies that own and operate electricity transmission lines, along with regional grid operators, publicly share detailed reports on their performance. These reports would cover things like how affordable and reliable their service is, and how they invest in the grid. The goal is to give customers and regulators clear, standardized information to compare performance and ensure fair rates and reliable electricity.
Today, reporting requirements for electricity transmission companies are often inconsistent and fragmented, making it hard for the public and regulators to compare performance. After this bill, electricity transmission owners and regional grid operators would be required to publish standardized, independently verified performance scorecards twice a year or annually. This data, including details on costs, reliability, and investment decisions, would be publicly available online, offering much greater transparency.
HR 6176 · 119th Congress · November 20, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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