The Problem: Our electrical grid was built for a different era—one dominated by centralized power plants and fossil fuels. Today’s demands, from increased manufacturing to growing clean energy innovation, require a stronger, more flexible system.

The Solution: Upgrading transmission infrastructure will unleash America’s full energy potential—reducing bottlenecks, lowering energy costs, and ensuring we remain independent from foreign adversaries trying to control global energy markets.

Soaring Costs: Without immediate upgrades, states across the country will continue to face skyrocketing electricity prices due to an inefficient grid. An America First energy policy means ensuring affordable power for every household.

Foreign Threats: A weak, outdated grid leaves America vulnerable. Countries like China and Russia are investing in their own energy security while we remain bogged down by red tape. Strengthening our grid is essential for national defense.

Economic Stagnation: If we don’t modernize, businesses will suffer, innovation will slow, and high-paying American jobs will be lost. A strong grid means a strong economy—one powered by American-made energy solutions.

The backbone of a great nation is its infrastructure. A robust, modern grid will:

Power American Industry: Lower costs, create jobs, and secure energy dominance.

Strengthen National Security: Reduce dependence on unreliable foreign sources.

Support Energy Innovation: Unleash private-sector solutions and encourage U.S. technological leadership

We must cut unnecessary regulations, fast-track transmission projects, and ensure energy policies work for the American people—not bureaucrats in Washington.

Expand and modernize our grid to meet growing energy needs.

Utilize existing corridors for faster, more efficient transmission deployment.

Increase transparency to hold utilities accountable to American consumers.