S. 5259 is a bill that wants to help more people use solar power by encouraging communities to share solar panels, making it easier for families, businesses, and groups to use sunny energy, even if they can't have their own solar panels.

The bill wants to create a new office to help make sure the power lines that carry electricity work really well. This office will focus on using more green energy and keeping the lights on for everyone, and it will also share helpful information about the power grid.

The Connect the Grid Act of 2024 wants to link Texas's electric power grid with nearby states, making it easier to share electricity. It plans to spend more money to build this connection, but some people worry about how that money will be managed properly.

S. RES. 866 wants to make October 4, 2024, a special day to say "thank you" to the people who help give us energy like gas, oil, and wind power, which keeps our houses warm, our lights on, and helps us live better and safer.

S. 4324 wants to stop using Yucca Mountain for storing nuclear waste and instead, explore other cool ideas like renewable energy projects for the site. It also asks for a study to see how these new ideas could help create jobs and boost the economy.

The bill wants to make more of the electricity in the United States come from renewable sources like wind and solar, aiming for a big chunk by 2034. It also allows companies to pay a fee if they can't meet the goals and plans to use that money to help communities and boost clean energy projects.

H.R. 9713 is a plan for the United States and Israel to work together on making better energy technology, like cleaner and safer ways to make and use energy, from now until 2034, and they want to use more money to do this important work.

The Green New Deal for Public Housing Act is a plan to make public housing in the U.S. nicer and eco-friendly by fixing it up and using energy from the sun or wind, all while giving people training for jobs and making sure everyone works together fairly.

The bill wants to let a part of the U.S. government, called the Department of the Interior, ask people who use Earth's heat for energy to pay back some of the money the government spends to help manage their projects. This means if someone wants to use hot water from inside the Earth to make power, they might have to help the government pay some of the costs of taking care of this process.

The bill is about starting a new program to help people learn about and use the ocean to make energy and find jobs. It wants to work with different groups to make sure everyone is doing a good job together.

The bill wants the person in charge of energy to study if we have enough power to keep our lights on now and in the future, and then write a report to tell important people what they find. This will help people make sure we have enough electricity as old power plants close and new ones, like wind or solar, are used more.

The IMPACT Act is like a big plan where grown-ups work together to make the stuff roads and buildings are made of, like cement and asphalt, in a way that's better for the planet and won't use up as much energy. They want to make sure it helps create jobs, and everyone has tools to do the job well without making too much mess!

The bill wants to use public lands to make more clean energy like wind and solar and shares the money it makes with local places and helps protect nature. It also sets up rules on how this money can be used to make sure the environment stays healthy and people can still enjoy the land.

S. 5320, called the "Renewable Energy Certainty Act," is about letting the government make long-term deals, up to 30 years, to buy clean energy, like solar or wind, to help the environment. It also wants to make sure there are clear rules so everyone knows how to make these deals happen without confusion.

H.R. 1449 wants to change the rules so there are more chances each year to find and use hot water underground, which can help make energy, and makes sure that if this chance is canceled, it is replaced quickly. It also tells the people in charge to make decisions about using this hot water faster, but some worry this might cause problems if it's too rushed.

The "Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024" is a new rule that tries to make it quicker and easier for people to start projects that help make energy, like windmills and gas plants, by giving them special time limits and rules. It wants everyone who helps make energy to work together better and make sure we don't miss important things about nature or the environment.

This bill wants to help towns and cities in America get better and stronger by giving them money to fix things like roads and job training. It's like giving them a big piggy bank to use for making their homes nice and safe, especially if bad things happen or if they need new jobs.

The "American Renewable Energy Act of 2024" is like a plan that asks companies that sell electricity to use more wind and solar energy. They need to use a little more each year, starting with 20% in 2025, so that by 2034, 70% of their electricity comes from nature's clean power.

The Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 is about making it faster and easier to start projects that create energy, like electricity and gas, in the US. It includes rules to help decide things quickly, like building new wind farms or drilling for oil, but some people worry it might not always consider protecting nature or be fair to everyone.

The bill wants to use land owned by everyone, like big parks, to make clean energy from the sun, wind, and hot rocks underground. It plans how to choose the best spots, share money made from the projects, and work with different groups to make sure everything is done right and fairly.

H. R. 1449 is a new rule that asks to sell special permissions to use underground heat for making energy every year instead of every two years. If a sale gets canceled, they must have another one that year, and they need to quickly decide who gets to drill wells for this energy.

H.R. 10360 is a plan to help the military use less energy and be ready for changes in the weather by 2034, like creating a special fund to save money and using greener ways to make things.

S. 4340 is a bill that wants to add information about how energy-efficient a home is when people are figuring out how much a house is worth for a loan. This means they need to consider things like solar panels and good insulation, which might help people get a better loan deal if they have these features in their home.

H.R. 10378 is a plan to make sure the United States has enough special rocks and minerals needed to build things like phones, computers, and batteries by keeping a big stash of them, so they don't have to depend too much on other countries. They will spend a lot of money to start this stash and help businesses that work with these minerals, but they need to be careful about how they spend it and make sure everything is fair and open.

H. R. 6888 is a plan to give money to schools so they can teach kids about using energy from the sun and wind, making buildings use less energy, and helping schools learn better, with $100 million available to help make these ideas happen.

The bill wants to set up a big group to work on making clean energy, which means using power that doesn’t hurt the planet, and it plans to spend a lot of money over ten years to do this. They also want to make sure the power helps areas that need it most and gives people good jobs.

S. 4277 is a plan to help make transportation like buses and roads better for the environment by using less pollution and more green energy. It wants to help places that don't usually get much help, like small towns, and makes sure everyone has a fair chance to be part of the changes.

H.R. 7602 is trying to change a rule so that the President cannot use special powers to buy certain types of solar panels called crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells. This change might make it harder to use solar panels to make clean energy.

H.R. 7348 is a plan to help Texas share its electricity with its neighbors so everyone can have more reliable power. It wants to use more clean energy and connect with Mexico too, but it needs to be careful with spending money.

In 2024, people are celebrating October 8th as a special day called "National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day" to say thank you to scientists and inventors who use hydrogen (a tiny part of everything) to make clean energy. This helps us protect the planet and lets us do cool things like fly into space without making pollution.

H.R. 10339 wants to create a special group to help build and fix important things like roads and energy sources in parts of Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts so people can have better jobs and services. It plans to give money to help these areas, starting in 2025, but it needs to explain more about how this money will be used.