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HB6372: GRID Act Grid Resilience Innovation and Development Act

: Brian Babin (R-US) : May 25, 2026 Updated: Nov 13, 2023
Energy
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Summary

To amend the National Quantum Initiative Act to require the Secretary of Energy to conduct research on how quantum information science, technology, and engineering can enhance the resilience and security of the electric grid, and for other purposes.

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This bill directs the Secretary of Energy to research how quantum information science can improve the electric grid's resilience and security. Quantum information science is an advanced computing field that could help protect power systems from failures and attacks. The bill amends the National Quantum Initiative Act, which is existing law about quantum research funding and goals. The bill is currently introduced in Congress, meaning it has been formally submitted but not yet debated or voted on.

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