Short title; table of contents

(a) Short title This Act may be cited as the Energy Bills Relief Act. (b) Table of contents The table of contents for this Act is as follows: Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents. Title I—Reversing attacks on low-cost, clean energy Subtitle A—Restoring tax credits for low-Cost, clean energy Sec. 101. Repealing H.R. 1 rollbacks of low-cost, clean energy tax credits. Subtitle B—Stopping administration overreach against low-Cost, clean energy Sec. 111. Reversing grant terminations for low-cost, clean energy. Sec. 112. Prevention of administrative abuse of Federal permitting of low-cost, clean energy. Sec. 113. Ratepayer protection against uneconomic power generation. Title II—Cutting energy bills for American families Sec. 201. Lowering household heating and cooling bills. Sec. 202. Home weatherization. Sec. 203. Reflective roofing. Sec. 204. Domestic natural gas price protection. Sec. 205. Rural energy savings. Title III—Unclogging the low-cost, clean energy bottleneck Sec. 301. Expedited generator interconnection. Sec. 302. Advanced transmission technologies. Sec. 303. Electricity transformers. Sec. 304. Streamlining permitting of distributed energy. Sec. 305. Community solar. Sec. 306. Low-cost, clean energy in United States territories. Title IV—Building out a 21st century electricity grid Subtitle A—Amendments to the Federal Power Act Sec. 401. Definitions. Sec. 402. Interregional electric transmission planning. Sec. 403. Allocation of costs of electric transmission facilities of national significance. Sec. 404. Minimum interregional transfer capability. Sec. 405. Increased FERC transmission siting authority. Sec. 406. Prohibiting expensive, unjust queue jumping. Subtitle B—Tax and grants Sec. 411. Transmission investment tax credit. Sec. 412. Reduced wildfire risks to the grid. Subtitle C—Transmission governance reform Sec. 421. FERC staffing. Sec. 422. FERC fee assessments. Sec. 423. State public utility commission capacity grants. Sec. 424. Independent transmission monitors. Sec. 425. Aggregator bidding into organized wholesale electric markets. Sec. 426. RTO and ISO governance and participation. Sec. 427. Modernized grid data and analytics. Title V—Deploying low-cost, clean energy responsibly on public lands and waters Subtitle A—Public land renewable energy development Sec. 501. Public land renewable energy development. Sec. 502. Geothermal cost recovery. Sec. 503. Geothermal Gold Book development. Subtitle B—Offshore renewable deployment Sec. 511. Responsible development of offshore renewable energy. Sec. 512. Compensation for offshore renewable energy projects. Sec. 513. Interoperability of offshore electric transmission infrastructure. Title VI—Protecting consumers in electricity regulation Sec. 601. Utility earnings tied to ratepayer benefits. Sec. 602. Consumer protection from energy market manipulation. Sec. 603. Avoiding cost shifts onto families. Sec. 604. True costs and value of energy for economic and public benefit. Sec. 605. Grid performance disclosure. Title VII—Collaborating with communities for successful deployment Sec. 701. Federal permitting capacity. Sec. 702. Interagency environmental data system. Sec. 703. Timely public release of NEPA documentation. Sec. 704. Community benefits agreements. Sec. 705. Intervenor funding at FERC Office of Public Participation. Sec. 706. Senior community engagement officers and Tribal community engagement officers. Sec. 707. Capacity grants for permitting and community engagement.