H.R. 164 is a new rule that would let the government help electric companies prepare for disasters while they fix broken power lines, which means they can get help for both without breaking any rules. But, this help only starts when new money is approved, and there are questions about what exactly should count as "cost-saving" or an "emergency fix."

H.R. 7700 is like a rule that says you can't make dishwashers follow new power-saving rules unless those rules are really good ideas and don't make them too expensive. It's like making sure you only do something if it's helpful and won't cost too much.

The POWER Act of 2025 is a rule that wants to help electric companies fix power problems after disasters by giving them more help to make the power lines safer and stronger, so lights can come back on quickly when something bad happens.

H. R. 7700 is a rule that says the government can't make new rules for dishwashers unless they are smart and make sense, so people don't end up paying more money without getting enough energy savings in return.

H.R. 7592 is a bill that wants the special book about the Constitution, which used to be on paper, to be made into digital copies online so more people can read it and it costs less to make. The person in charge of the library where these books are kept will make sure new online updates happen every year, and people can read them on the library's website.

The Affordable Air Conditioning Act wants to make sure that new rules for air conditioners only happen if they are easy to do, make sense money-wise, don't cost people more, and really save energy. This is to help people have air conditioners that work well and don't use too much energy.

NASA wants to start a new project where they buy pictures of Earth taken from space. These pictures will help NASA learn more and help others too. They mostly want to get these pictures from companies in the U.S. and promise to tell Congress every year how they're doing.

Imagine there's a rule that washing machines have to save a lot of energy, but some people worry that these rules might make washing machines too expensive or not work well. This bill says the people in charge can't make those rules if they're too costly or impossible to follow.