Todd Sims

Sen. Heinrich: The reconciliation bill alone is estimated to increase annual energy costs more than $16 billion in 2030 and more than $33 billion by 2035. And American families will bear those increased costs.

⚡️ Household electricity prices are rising due to growing electrification, outdated infrastructure, and delays in bringing new capacity online. If you’re worried about your energy bill, see what our very own EVP of Energy David Hill has to say to CNBC: “It’s a pretty simple story: It’s a story of supply and demand.”

USDA Secretary Vilsak recently commended NEMA for "improving the quality of housing for all" by supporting the agency's final determination on the adoption of the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code for USDA-assisted housing. Updated energy codes provide benefits to all Americans -- particularly low and medium-income households. Building codes keep energy bills low for American families, increase energy efficiency, and improve resilience in the face of increasing environmental stressors.