would clarify that a state has the sole authority to regulate hydraulic fracturing on federal land within the boundaries of the state.

would direct the Secretary of Energy to provide grants for energy improvements to certain public buildings.

would invest in the energy and outdoor infrastructure of the United States to deploy new and innovative technologies, update existing infrastructure to be reliable and resilient, and secure energy infrastructure against physical and cyber threats.

would provide for certain programs and developments in DOE concerning the cybersecurity and vulnerabilities of, and physical threats to, the electric grid.

would require the Secretary of Energy to establish a voluntary Cyber Sense program to test the cybersecurity of products and technologies intended for use in the bulk-power system.

would invest in the energy and outdoor infrastructure of the United States to deploy new and innovative technologies, update existing infrastructure to be reliable and resilient, and secure energy infrastructure against physical and cyber threats.

which would provide for certain programs and developments in DOE concerning the cybersecurity and vulnerabilities of, and physical threats to, the electric grid, was passed by the House.

would amend the Internal Revenue Code to support upgrades at existing hydroelectric dams and the removal of obsolete river obstructions to improve the health of the nation’s rivers and associated wildlife habitat and increase clean energy production and public safety.

would provide funding to rehabilitate, retrofit, and remove the nation’s dams to improve the health of the nation’s rivers, improve public safety, and increase clean energy production.

would reestablish U.S. global leadership in nuclear energy, revitalize domestic nuclear energy supply chain infrastructure, support the licensing of advanced nuclear technologies, and improve the regulation of nuclear energy.