Blocks power companies from charging consumers for power lines their state didn't approve.
This bill would stop power companies from making people in one state pay for new electric power lines that even partly support another state's energy policies. It would only allow these costs to be passed on if your state's public officials specifically agree to it. This means consumers would not be charged for projects their state didn't approve.
Currently, people in one state might pay for parts of interstate power lines that even partly support another state's energy policies. This can happen even without their state's approval. This bill would stop power companies from charging consumers for these specific power line costs unless their state or a designated official clearly agrees to it.
HR 6336 · 119th Congress · December 1, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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