Electric Power
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- 01Federal Energy Regulatory Commissionorganization1 mentions
- 02West Virginialocation1 mentions
- 03Public Service Commissionorganization1 mentions
- 049355 113th Streetplace1 mentions
- 05118th Congressorganization1 mentions
- 06United States Postal Serviceorganization1 mentions
- 07Ryan Christian Knaussperson1 mentions
- 08Committee on Commerceorganization1 mentions
- 09H.R. 6633bill1 mentions
- 10Secretary of Energyperson1 mentions
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- Topic to billsHigh-Capacity Grid Act requires public utilities to use best-available transmission conductors for interstate power lines, West Virginia requires electric utilities to analyze advanced transmission technologies in resource plans
- Topic to peopleRyan Christian Knauss, Secretary of Energy
- Topic to orgsFederal Energy Regulatory Commission, Public Service Commission, 118th Congress (+2 more)
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- Sep 16, 2026Federal BillHigh-Capacity Grid Act requires public utilities to use best-available transmission conductors for interstate power lines
- Jul 20, 2026hearing transcriptSenate Hearing on Electric Power Reliability Legislation
- Mar 11, 2026State BillWest Virginia requires electric utilities to analyze advanced transmission technologies in resource plans
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