Extends and boosts US energy sector defenses against cyberattacks.
This bill would extend a Department of Energy program that helps protect the nation's energy systems from cyberattacks. It would also expand the program's goals to improve how the government and energy companies work together to analyze threats and share information. This aims to make our power grids and fuel pipelines more secure for everyone.
Today, the Department of Energy's program to protect the energy sector from cyberattacks is authorized through the government's budget year 2026. If this bill passes, the program would be extended for another five years, from the government's budget year 2027 through 2031, with expanded goals for threat analysis and collaboration. It would also create an option for an Energy Threat Analysis Center and make information shared within the program private.
HR 7305 · 119th Congress · February 2, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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