Requires states' energy security plans to address the physical and cyber protection, supply chain risks, and recovery of local electric distribution systems, and directs the GAO to report on those plans by 2030.

• Defines local distribution systems as electric utility infrastructure rated at 100 kilovolts or less and adds them to state energy security plan requirements.
• Requires plans to address weather, physical attacks, cyber threats, and supply chain risks for grid equipment, and to include a risk mitigation approach for recovery.
• Expands plan consultation to include suppliers of electricity generation, transmission, and distribution equipment, and makes federal assistance under the program mandatory rather than discretionary.
• Sets the program to expire September 30, 2031, and requires a Government Accountability Office report on plan effectiveness by September 30, 2030.

• Energy and Commerce Committee (House)
• Energy Subcommittee
• Energy and Natural Resources Committee (Senate)

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