1,904 energy bills can still move. 464 bills may return next session. 605 became law in 2025 and 2026. Latest: California's AB 2647 was signed into law on Sep 30.
Should legislatures prioritize renewable expansion, nuclear development, or the repeal of existing energy mandates and subsidies?
Grouped by AI from the 120 closest matches, by the policy questions they address. Bills in a group may take opposing positions. The counts and maps are from those bills. Grouping as of October 27, 2026.
Became lawPassed a committee or a voteFiled
Should local zoning and permitting authority over energy facilities be streamlined, restricted, or expanded?
26 bills · 9 can still move · 6 became law
Bills in 4 states and Congress. Law in California and Virginia.
How should federal and state energy agencies be funded, organized, and tasked with research and security?
25 bills · 16 can still move
Bills in 4 states and Congress.
How should the electrical grid, energy storage, and data center power usage be regulated and funded?
16 bills · 6 can still move · 4 became law
Bills in 6 states and Congress. Law in California, Colorado and Virginia.
Should federal energy conservation standards for appliances and equipment be strengthened, weakened, or nullified?
8 bills · 7 can still move · 1 became law
Bills in Congress. Law in Congress.
Bills that can still pass come first, closest to law first. Coming back includes bills filed for next session and ended bills that must be reintroduced.
Laws signed, vetoes and votes come first, then the newest steps on these bills.
Earlier ballot measures on this issue, newest first.
As of Oct 30.
They sponsor the most of these bills.
Where most of these bills are sent, leaving out the money and rules committees every bill passes through.
Federal lobbying reports since 2023 that describe this issue. A report says what a client lobbied on, not which side it took.
Rules that name this issue in their title or summary, final ones first.
Reporting on up to 20 of the bills shown here. This is a sample, and coverage may be incomplete.
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