Creates national system to track how efficiently America uses energy to boost competitiveness
This bill would create the first national system to measure how well America uses energy compared to the economic value it produces. The government would publish quarterly reports tracking energy productivity and detailed assessments every three years to find ways to reduce energy costs and improve competitiveness. A task force of federal agencies and outside experts would guide this work for three years.
This bill would establish a standardized framework for measuring energy productivity, mandate regular national, regional, and sectoral assessments and quarterly reports, and create an interagency task force to guide these efforts. The government would publish quarterly reports showing energy productivity by sector and region, plus comprehensive assessments every three years examining opportunities to reduce energy costs and improve competitiveness through better efficiency.
HR 7606 · 119th Congress · February 20, 2026 · AI Summary by claude-sonnet-4-20250514 · 10/10
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