The rules shaping the transition.
Legislation, regulation, permitting, interconnection reform and international frameworks.
Policy covers the laws, regulations and incentives that shape the energy system: tax credits, grid rules, permitting reform, trade measures, emissions standards and international agreements.
Policy announcements and policy effects are often far apart. Briefs here explain what a rule actually requires, who it applies to and when it takes effect, and follow up on implementation. Regulatory decisions from bodies such as FERC often matter more than headline legislation, which is why the FERC Order 2023 guide is a useful starting point for understanding grid connection rules.
DOE presents Trump’s energy agenda as benefiting US energy workers, putting the focus on how policy priorities translate into projects, jobs and costs.
Bipartisan permitting language moves through committee, targeting interstate transmission siting and categorical exclusions for grid upgrades.