Requires the Tennessee Valley Authority to boost public involvement and consider new risks in its energy plans.
This bill would make the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) more open to public input on its energy plans. It would create a new office to help people understand TVA's work. This office would also ensure the public has a stronger say in how TVA plans for energy, including new risks like extreme weather and public health.
Currently, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) plans its energy resources. However, the ways the public can get involved or see how decisions are made are not always clearly defined. If this bill becomes law, the TVA would create a new office specifically for public participation. It would also be required to hold public comment periods and hearings for its energy plans. It would also have to consider new factors like extreme weather risks and public health when making those plans.
HR 6357 · 119th Congress · December 2, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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