This House resolution supports designating September 15 through September 19, 2025, as "National Clean Energy Week." The text lists reasons for the designation, including that clean energy is powering more homes and businesses, that clean energy sources can be low- or zero-emission, and that technological innovation can lower costs and increase deployment. The resolution cites the Department of Energy's "U.S. Energy & Employment Report 2025," saying about 8,500,000 people worked in the energy and energy efficiency sectors at the end of 2024. It also applauds many Department of Energy National Laboratories and encourages investment in affordable, clean, and low-emitting energy technologies.
If the House adopts this resolution, it formally expresses support for calling that week "National Clean Energy Week." The resolution encourages individuals, organizations, and governments to support solutions addressing economic, environmental, and energy needs and recognizes the role of entrepreneurs and small businesses. No publicly available information on whether the resolution creates new programs or funding.
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The resolution itself lists the reasons supporters give: clean energy is increasingly used for homes and businesses; clean energy includes zero- and low-emission sources; the clean energy sector has grown and driven economic growth; innovation can reduce costs and improve reliability; clean energy scaling can help reduce global emissions; clean energy jobs are local and support local economies; and national laboratories and small businesses play important roles in clean energy development.
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