To direct the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to improve interregional electricity transfer capability between immediately adjacent transmission planning regions, and for other purposes.

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Summary of Bill HR 603

Bill 119 HR 603, also known as the "Improving Interregional Electricity Transfer Capability Act," aims to direct the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to enhance the ability to transfer electricity between neighboring transmission planning regions. This bill seeks to address the challenges and limitations currently faced in transferring electricity across different regions, which can hinder the efficient and reliable delivery of electricity to consumers.

The main goal of this legislation is to improve the coordination and cooperation between adjacent transmission planning regions in order to enhance the overall reliability and resilience of the electric grid. By increasing the capacity for interregional electricity transfers, this bill aims to promote greater efficiency in the transmission and delivery of electricity, ultimately benefiting consumers by potentially reducing costs and improving reliability.

In addition to improving interregional electricity transfer capability, this bill also includes provisions for other purposes related to enhancing the reliability and resilience of the electric grid. These provisions may include measures to address cybersecurity threats, promote the integration of renewable energy sources, and support the development of advanced grid technologies. Overall, Bill 119 HR 603 seeks to address the challenges and limitations in transferring electricity between neighboring transmission planning regions in order to enhance the reliability and efficiency of the electric grid. By directing FERC to take action to improve interregional electricity transfer capability, this legislation aims to benefit consumers by promoting a more reliable and resilient electric grid.

Current Status of Bill HR 603

Bill HR 603 is currently in the status of Bill Introduced since January 22, 2025. Bill HR 603 was introduced during Congress 119 and was introduced to the House on January 22, 2025. Bill HR 603's most recent activity was Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. as of January 22, 2025

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To direct the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to improve interregional electricity transfer capability between immediately adjacent transmission planning regions, and for other purposes.To direct the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to improve interregional electricity transfer capability between immediately adjacent transmission planning regions, and for other purposes.

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