Electric Supply Chain Act requires periodic assessments and reports on the electricity generation and transmission supply chain.
The Electric Supply Chain Act mandates the Secretary of Energy to conduct periodic assessments of the supply chain for generating and transmitting electricity. These assessments must include information on efforts to strengthen the supply chain, trends, risks, and vulnerabilities, national security considerations, barriers to expansion, and domestic policies affecting investment. The Secretary must submit reports to Congress within a year of the Act's enactment and periodically thereafter.
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