Grid Expansion and Reliability Act allows self-certification for electric transmission facility construction in national corridors.
The Grid Expansion and Reliability Act amends the Federal Power Act to allow individuals or corporations to construct or modify electric transmission facilities in national interest corridors by self-certifying specific information to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The self-certification must include details such as the entity's legal name, address, business description, and a description of the facility. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is required to issue regulations within a year and conduct annual audits of the certifications.
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