Consideration of the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2026, and Six Other Measures

H. Res. 672 · H.J. Res. 104, H.J. Res. 105, H. Res. 605, and 4 more

This rule currently governs H.J. Res. 104, H.J. Res. 105, H. Res. 605, and 4 more.

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Overview

Floor outcome, , and debate structure.

Floor adoption

212-208

Floor vote date

Jul 18, 2025

h222-1-119

9-4

212-209

one hour of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the Committee on Appropriations or their respective designees.

Committee motion

Motion by Mr. Griffith to report the rule. Adopted: 9-4

Who Ran The Debate?

The and the original source documents.

Measures Governed

The bills and resolutions linked to this special rule entry.

H.J. Res. 104

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Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Land Management relating to "Miles City Field Office Record of Decision and Approved Resource Management Plan Amendment".

H.J. Res. 105

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Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Bureau of Land Management relating to "North Dakota Field Office Record of Decision and Approved Resource Management Plan".

H. Res. 605

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Rule Instructions

Numbered parsed from the source rule text.

No.	Provision text
2	Waives all points of order against consideration of the bill.
3	Provides one hour of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the Committee on Appropriations or their respective designees.
4	Each amendment shall be considered only in the order printed in the report, may be offered only by a Member designated in the report, shall be considered as read, shall be debatable for the time specified in the report equally divided and controlled by the proponent and an opponent, shall not be subject to amendment except as provided by section 4 of the rule, and shall not be subject to a demand for division of the question.

Rules Committee Vote

Recorded votes on the .

Member	Vote	Party bloc
Mrs. Fischbach	yea	Majority
Mr. Norman	yea	Majority

Amendment	Sponsor	Summary
53	Garamendi (CA)	Reduces Weapons Activities funding, restores Defense Environmental Cleanup, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy accounts to FY25 levels, reduces total spending.
52	Cisneros (CA)	Strikes provision that would prohibit funding for DEI initiatives.
77	Titus (NV)	Late Inserts text from the Nuclear Waste Informed Consent Act (H.R. 466).
1	Perry (PA)	Prohibits the use of funds for the Delaware River Basin Commission to implement or enforce the final rule entitled, ‘‘Comprehensive Plan and Special Regulations With Respect to High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing; Rules of Practice and Procedure Regarding Project Review Classifications and Fees.’’
2	Perry (PA)	Prohibits funding for the Delaware River Basin Commission.
3	Ruiz (CA)	Revised Prohibits funding in this bill from being used to pull grants from projects relating to Wind, Solar, or Geothermal.
4	Kaptur (OH)	Prohibits H.R. 1 from modifying or terminating clean energy tax credits.
5	Kaptur (OH)	Prevents the termination of Federal awards purely on the basis “if an award no longer effectuates the program goals or agency priorities” pursuant to 2 CFR 200.340(a)(4) and reinstates any Federal award that was terminated after September 30, 2024, for no longer effectuating the program goals or agency priorities.
6	Barragán (CA)	Increases and decreases funding for Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy to support robust funding for the Geothermal Technologies Office to accelerate the development of clean, reliable geothermal power that strengthens America’s energy security.
7	Barragán (CA)	Revised Prohibits funds made available by this Act from being used to rescind or delay federal energy efficiency standards for appliances or equipment. Blocking these efficiency standards will increase energy costs for American households and businesses.
8	Goldman (NY)	Decreases funding provided under Title III for fossil energy research and development activities by $93,000,000 and increases funding for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $93,000,000.
9	Houlahan (PA), Castor (FL)	Revised Prohibits funds from being used to sell the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to foreign entities of concern, as defined by existing DOE statute. This includes foreign terrorist organizations and entities owned or controlled by China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea.
10	Perry (PA)	Eliminates funding for ARPA-E and transfers funds to the SRA.
11	Perry (PA)	Eliminates funding for the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program and transfers to the SRA.
12	Perry (PA)	Eliminates funding for the Title 17 loan program and transfers funds to the SRA.
13	Perry (PA)	Reduces funding for the Northern Border Regional Commission and transfers to the SRA.
14	Perry (PA)	Reduces funding for the Southwest Border Regional Commission and transfers to the SRA.
15	Perry (PA)	Reduces funding for the Southeast Crescent Regional Commission and transfers to the SRA.
16	Perry (PA)	Reduces funding for the Great Lakes Authority and transfers to the SRA.
17	Houchin (IN)	Increases and decreases funding at the Department of Energy to streamline and update policies to ensure they better reflect the challenges facing state energy offices nationwide.
18	Moulton (MA)	Increases and decreases funding for the Corps Operation and Maintenance account by $3 million to emphasize the need to complete the Essex River FNP that was started in 2025, but remains unfinished, to address the need to ensure efficient navigability, public safety, and emergency response.
19	Keating (MA)	Exempts Army Corps navigation projects from the federal hiring freeze.
20	Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI), Courtney (CT)	Revised Increases funding for the Southern New England Regional Commission by $2.5 million.
21	Arrington (TX), Cloud (TX), Weber (TX), Babin (TX)	Increases and decreases DOE nuclear energy to ensure the Department of Energy makes available $50,000,000 to provide advanced fuels for advanced university research reactors that can achieve criticality in three years.
22	Steube (FL)	Increases funding for US Army Corps of Engineers Construction. Reduces funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy activities of the DOE.
23	Keating (MA)	Withdrawn increases and decreases Army Corps funding to ensure the Corps undertakes a structural review of its bridge inventory. Particular emphasis should be placed on inspecting bridges that are ancillary to an Army Corps navigation project, carry interstate highway routes, or are a component of a designated evacuation route.
24	Kiggans (VA)	Revised Increases and decreases Department of Energy, Nuclear Energy Programs funding by $1,000,000 for the purpose of supporting the research, development, and demonstration of advanced small and micro nuclear reactors to enhance grid resilience and energy security, including potential applications for critical infrastructure and remote or austere environments.
25	Kiggans (VA)	Revised Increases and decreases Army Corps of Engineers Flood Control and Coastal Emergencies program funding for the purpose of supporting flood and storm damage reduction efforts in coastal regions.
26	Kiggans (VA)	Increases and decreases Corps of Engineers, Operation and Maintenance funding by $1,000,000 for the purpose of supporting dredging and navigation maintenance to ensure safe and reliable access to harbors that are critical for Navy and sealift operations.
27	Kiggans (VA)	Revised Increases and decreases Department of Energy, Energy Programs Grid Deployment funding by $1,000,000 for the purpose of strengthening grid resilience and reliability to protect critical infrastructure, including military and energy assets.
28	Gonzalez (TX)	Increases and decreases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Construction account by $40 million to direct the Secretary to fund water and wastewater infrastructure projects in South Texas.
29	Roy (TX)	Strikes all funding for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
30	Fry (SC)	Increases and decreases funds for the Department of Energy Title 17 Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee Program by $5,000,000 to support the deployment of nuclear energy projects.
31	Costa (CA), Gray (CA), Fong (CA)	Increases the Bureau of Reclamation’s Water and Related Resources account by $3 million offset by a $3 million reduction to the Departmental Administration account to support technical assistance and financial assistance related to groundwater recharge projects, aquifer storage and recovery projects, or water source substitution for aquifer protection projects.
32	Gonzalez (TX)	Increases and decreases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Construction account by $27 million to stress the importance of reimbursing the Port of Brownsville for the advanced funding they contributed to Segment B of the Brazos Island Harbor (BIH) Channel Improvement Project.
33	Langworthy (NY)	Increases and decreases funds to emphasize ongoing ecosystem restoration and water quality parameters for the Chautauqua Lake Ecosystem Restoration Feasibility Study.
34	McCormick (GA), Clyde (GA)	Prohibits funds made available by this Act from being used to close campgrounds operated by the Army Corps of Engineers that are located at Lake Sidney Lanier, Georgia.
35	Cammack (FL)	Prohibits funds from being used to finalize any rule or regulation that has resulted in or is likely to result in an annual effect on the economy of $100 million or more.
36	Cammack (FL)	Increases the flood control and costal emergencies account by $2.5 million. Takes from DOE administrative funds.
37	Steube (FL)	Restricts funds to carry out the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Incentive Program.
38	Cammack (FL)	Withdrawn Prohibits the Secretary of Energy from procuring any transformer, inverter, or electric grid component that is sourced from the People's Republic of China.
39	Scott (VA), Elfreth (MD), Wittman (VA)	Increases and decreases funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to support the agency's ongoing oyster restoration work in the Chesapeake Bay.
40	Cammack (FL)	Withdrawn Prohibits the sale of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to entities controlled by the Chinese Communist Party intending to sell to the People's Republic of China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia.
41	Scott (VA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy's Office of Science to support operations of the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.
42	Scott (VA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)	Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy's Office of Science to support the planning and development of the High Performance Data Facility based at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.
43	Hill (AR)	Revised Increases and decreases funds in the OM Corp Account.
44	Scott (VA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)	Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy's Office of Science to support the CEBAF Renovation and Expansion Project at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.
45	Steube (FL)	Increases and decreases funds to express Congressional support for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Construction.
46	Hernández (PR)	Increases and decreases funding by $77 million for the Department of Energy's Office of Grid Deployment to support energy grid resiliency and modernization efforts in Puerto Rico.
47	Steube (FL)	Increases funding for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Operations & Maintenance. Reduces funding for DOE energy efficiency and renewable energy.
48	Gosar (AZ)	Prohibits funds for Ukraine.
49	Castor (FL)	Strikes Section 312, which prevents the Department of Energy from using funds to finalize, administer, implement or enforce the final rule titled "Clean Energy for New Federal Buildings and Major Renovations of Federal Buildings". This rule will reduce pollution, improve air quality and health, create good-paying jobs, and save costs through more energy-efficient equipment in federal buildings.
50	Hernández (PR)	Increase and decrease funding by $75 million for the Department of Energy's Office of Electricity to support research and development, improve electricity delivery, enhance grid resiliency, and expand access to a secure and reliable power supply in Puerto Rico.
51	Hernández (PR)	Increase and decrease funding by $35 million for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to support drinking water system improvements, water infrastructure upgrades, and the repair, modernization, and construction of projects aimed at addressing Puerto Rico's aging water infrastructure.
54	Taylor (OH)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for the Appalachian Regional Commission to conduct a study on the inclusion of low earth orbit satellites to be used for broadband and economic development purposes.
55	Gonzalez (TX)	Increases and decreases the SOUTHWEST BORDER REGIONAL COMMISSION by $5 million to encourage the Commission to support technical assistance grants and planning studies for the development of seawater desalination facilities in South Texas and the Texas Coastal Bend Region, with the goal of enhancing drought resilience and expanding potable water supply.
56	Castor (FL)	Revised Increases and decreases funding for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1.63 billion to highlight how a 47% funding cut would harm American leadership in the global transition to a clean energy economy and increase costs for American families.
57	Castor (FL)	Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used for reductions in force at the National Nuclear Security Agency.
58	Dexter (OR)	Increases and decreases funding for the Electricity account of the Department of Energy to conduct a study assessing current and projected water use by data centers, associated impacts on local water resources, and best practices and technologies to reduce water consumption.
59	Gonzalez (TX)	Increases and decreases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Construction account by $2 million to direct the Secretary to fund water resiliency projects in the Texas Coastal Bend region.
60	Griffith (VA)	Increases funding for the Department of Energy’s Fossil Energy and Carbon Management program by $6,875,000 while reducing funding for Departmental Administration by $6,875,000.
61	Scott (VA)	Revised Allows the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to supplement funding for the current Peninsula CSRM Study to include other federally owned properties.
62	Griffith (VA)	Withdrawn Increases funding for the Department of Energy’s Fossil Energy and Carbon Management program by $6,875,000 while reducing funding for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $6,875,000.
63	Schweikert (AZ)	Revised Revises appropriations to reduce unobligated funds from top-line accounts totaling $37,353,345,385.09.
64	Cisneros (CA)	Increases and decreases funding by $83M for the low-income Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) to match FY24 funding levels.
65	Gonzalez (TX), Gray (CA)	Increases the Water and Related Resources by $2,000,000 to highlight the importance of the WaterSMART Program for drought resilience and canal lining. Decreases funding from Policy and Administration account.
66	Lawler (NY), Levin (CA)	Prohibits the use of funds made available by the Act to reduce the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s inspection standards at decommissioning nuclear power reactors below the level in effect on the date of enactment.
67	Gosar (AZ)	Revised Enacts H.R 4444 of the 116th Congress, as reported by the Committee on Natural Resources of the House of Representatives on December 15, 2020.
68	Gonzalez (TX)	Revised Increases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Flood Control and Coastal Emergencies account by $5 million to assist coastal communities through flood prevention and emergency recovery from natural disasters along the gulf coast. Decreases funding from the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Expenses account.
69	Peters (CA)	Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Clean Electricity Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.
70	Peters (CA)	Late Increases and decreases Department of Energy's Grid Deployment Office (GDO) funding by $77 million, including $4 million specifically for GDO program direction.
71	Tran (CA)	Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 to conduct a study on whether the changes to the Resident Clean Energy Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.
72	Budzinski (IL)	Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.
73	Riley (NY)	Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the New Energy Efficiency Home Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.
74	Higgins (LA)	Late Increases and decreases $50 million from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Operation and Maintenance to support spot dredging the Vermilion River.
75	Rivas (CA)	Late Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used to revoke or rescind grants awarded for the WaterSMART (Sustain and Manage America’s Resources for Tomorrow) Program of the Bureau of Reclamation.
76	Pou (NJ)	Late Revised Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the termination of the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact consumers' energy bills.
78	Lofgren (CA), Trahan (MA), Obernolte (CA), Beyer (VA)	Late Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy’s Office of Science to ensure that the Department supports non-construction research and development activities within the Fusion Energy Sciences program through funding allocations for these activities that are consistent with the President’s Budget Request for FY 2026.
79	Randall (WA), Takano (CA)	Late Strikes two anti-lgbtq provisions: Sec. 506, license to discriminate, and Sec. 508, pride flag ban.
80	McDonald Rivet (MI)	Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills, and what the net job impact would be to manufacturers utilizing the credit.
81	Garamendi (CA)	Late Limits funds appropriated for plutonium modernization (weapons activities) to 25% until a report is delivered to Congress detailing the level of plutonium pit production and capacity required by the Department of Defense for military purposes, the estimated cost to maintain this level of production or capacity, a justification for the levels reported, and proposed alternatives.
82	LaMalfa (CA)	Late Increases the Army Corps of Engineers Operation and Maintenance account by $3 million to support Forecast-Informed Reservoir Operations work, including at Shasta Dam. Decreases the Departmental Administration account by $3 million.
83	LaMalfa (CA)	Late Increases the Army Corps of Engineers Construction account by $2 million to support Issue Evaluation Studies, including at Black Butte Dam. Decreases the Departmental Administration account by $2 million.
84	Deluzio (PA)	Late Restores the Grid Deployment account to FY25 funding levels.
85	Deluzio (PA)	Late Restores funding for the Appalachian Regional Commission to FY25 levels.
86	Deluzio (PA)	Late Restores funding for the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy account to FY25 levels.
87	Deluzio (PA)	Late Prohibits funds made available in this bill from being used to cancel any Department of Energy selected project.
88	Randall (WA)	Late Increases and decreases funding for the Office of Science to support the Biological and Environmental Research program at $900 million.
89	Randall (WA)	Late Increases and decreases funding for DNN to ensure support for the nation’s nuclear security.
90	Randall (WA), Pettersen (CO)	Late Increases and decreases funding for EERE to support ensuring reliable and resilient clean energy.
91	Adams (NC)	Late Makes sure that any general funding restriction in Section 505 cannot be used to cut or eliminate the Office of Minority Economic Impact at the Department of Energy, which is protected under its statutory mandate.
92	Gray (CA)	Late Revised Increases the Bureau of Reclamation’s Water and Related Resources Account by $3,000,000 to highlight the important need for water infrastructure projects in western states.
93	Omar (MN)	Late Increases funds for the Weatherization Assistance Program under the Office for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $166 million while reducing funding from fossil energy research and development activities by $166 million.
94	Beyer (VA)	Late Increases ARPA-E funding to support energy dominance.
95	Boebert (CO)	Late Prohibits federal funds for the exercise of eminent domain for the construction or modification of electric transmission facilities.
96	Sykes (OH)	Late Withdrawn Increases and decreases funding for the Summit County Environmental Infrastructure New Authority by $25 million. This will fund projects such as Akron Water Main Replacement, Akron Lead Service Line Replacement, Castle Boulevard Storm Water Improvements in Akron, West Market Street Waterline Replacement in Fairlawn, New Franklin South Main Street Storm Water replacement in Village of New Franklin, Stratford Street Waterline in Barberton, Rosemont Preserve in Fairlawn.
97	Sykes (OH)	Late Withdrawn Increases and decreases the funding for the Stark County Environmental Infrastructure Authority by $23.9 million. This will fund projects such as the Cromer Water Storage Reservoir Replacement Project in Canton, Ohio Erie Canalway Lock IV Park updates, and the Sanitary Sewer Project for the Community of North Lawrence.
98	Boebert (CO)	Late Withdrawn Prohibition on use of funds for non-tactical electric vehicle components produced by child and slave labor.
99	Titus (NV)	Late Restricts funds to be used to carry out Executive Order 14299 unless the Secretary of Energy submits a report to Congress to include a safety and siting analysis as well as emergency response protocols necessary for such nuclear reactors.
100	Sorensen (IL)	Late Revised Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.
101	Sorensen (IL)	Late Revised Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Zero-emission Nuclear Power Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.
102	Jackson (TX)	Late Reduces funding for the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy programs at DOE and increases funding for the National Nuclear Security Administration to accelerate construction of new Materials Staging Capabilities at the Pantex Plant.
103	Beyer (VA)	Late Prohibits funds appropriated by this Act to be rescinded pursuant to the authorities of ICA, including the expedited procedures of section 1017.
104	Barr (KY)	Late Increases the funding of the Carbon Materials Research Initiative by $10,000,000.
105	Lawler (NY)	Late Prohibits the use of funds made available by the Act to alter Chapter 2561 of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Inspection Manual. Which provides provide general guidance for the coordination, planning, and performance of risk-informed inspections of power reactor licensees undergoing decommissioning.

Amendment

Sponsor

Summary

Garamendi (CA)

Reduces Weapons Activities funding, restores Defense Environmental Cleanup, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy accounts to FY25 levels, reduces total spending.

Cisneros (CA)

Strikes provision that would prohibit funding for DEI initiatives.

Titus (NV)

Late Inserts text from the Nuclear Waste Informed Consent Act (H.R. 466).

Perry (PA)

Prohibits the use of funds for the Delaware River Basin Commission to implement or enforce the final rule entitled, ‘‘Comprehensive Plan and Special Regulations With Respect to High Volume Hydraulic Fracturing; Rules of Practice and Procedure Regarding Project Review Classifications and Fees.’’

Perry (PA)

Prohibits funding for the Delaware River Basin Commission.

Ruiz (CA)

Revised Prohibits funding in this bill from being used to pull grants from projects relating to Wind, Solar, or Geothermal.

Kaptur (OH)

Prohibits H.R. 1 from modifying or terminating clean energy tax credits.

Kaptur (OH)

Prevents the termination of Federal awards purely on the basis “if an award no longer effectuates the program goals or agency priorities” pursuant to 2 CFR 200.340(a)(4) and reinstates any Federal award that was terminated after September 30, 2024, for no longer effectuating the program goals or agency priorities.

Barragán (CA)

Increases and decreases funding for Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy to support robust funding for the Geothermal Technologies Office to accelerate the development of clean, reliable geothermal power that strengthens America’s energy security.

Barragán (CA)

Revised Prohibits funds made available by this Act from being used to rescind or delay federal energy efficiency standards for appliances or equipment. Blocking these efficiency standards will increase energy costs for American households and businesses.

Goldman (NY)

Decreases funding provided under Title III for fossil energy research and development activities by $93,000,000 and increases funding for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $93,000,000.

Houlahan (PA), Castor (FL)

Revised Prohibits funds from being used to sell the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to foreign entities of concern, as defined by existing DOE statute. This includes foreign terrorist organizations and entities owned or controlled by China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea.

Perry (PA)

Eliminates funding for ARPA-E and transfers funds to the SRA.

Perry (PA)

Eliminates funding for the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Loan Program and transfers to the SRA.

Perry (PA)

Eliminates funding for the Title 17 loan program and transfers funds to the SRA.

Perry (PA)

Reduces funding for the Northern Border Regional Commission and transfers to the SRA.

Perry (PA)

Reduces funding for the Southwest Border Regional Commission and transfers to the SRA.

Perry (PA)

Reduces funding for the Southeast Crescent Regional Commission and transfers to the SRA.

Perry (PA)

Reduces funding for the Great Lakes Authority and transfers to the SRA.

Houchin (IN)

Increases and decreases funding at the Department of Energy to streamline and update policies to ensure they better reflect the challenges facing state energy offices nationwide.

Moulton (MA)

Increases and decreases funding for the Corps Operation and Maintenance account by $3 million to emphasize the need to complete the Essex River FNP that was started in 2025, but remains unfinished, to address the need to ensure efficient navigability, public safety, and emergency response.

Keating (MA)

Exempts Army Corps navigation projects from the federal hiring freeze.

Amo (RI), Magaziner (RI), Courtney (CT)

Revised Increases funding for the Southern New England Regional Commission by $2.5 million.

Arrington (TX), Cloud (TX), Weber (TX), Babin (TX)

Increases and decreases DOE nuclear energy to ensure the Department of Energy makes available $50,000,000 to provide advanced fuels for advanced university research reactors that can achieve criticality in three years.

Steube (FL)

Increases funding for US Army Corps of Engineers Construction. Reduces funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy activities of the DOE.

Keating (MA)

Withdrawn increases and decreases Army Corps funding to ensure the Corps undertakes a structural review of its bridge inventory. Particular emphasis should be placed on inspecting bridges that are ancillary to an Army Corps navigation project, carry interstate highway routes, or are a component of a designated evacuation route.

Kiggans (VA)

Revised Increases and decreases Department of Energy, Nuclear Energy Programs funding by $1,000,000 for the purpose of supporting the research, development, and demonstration of advanced small and micro nuclear reactors to enhance grid resilience and energy security, including potential applications for critical infrastructure and remote or austere environments.

Kiggans (VA)

Revised Increases and decreases Army Corps of Engineers Flood Control and Coastal Emergencies program funding for the purpose of supporting flood and storm damage reduction efforts in coastal regions.

Kiggans (VA)

Increases and decreases Corps of Engineers, Operation and Maintenance funding by $1,000,000 for the purpose of supporting dredging and navigation maintenance to ensure safe and reliable access to harbors that are critical for Navy and sealift operations.

Kiggans (VA)

Revised Increases and decreases Department of Energy, Energy Programs Grid Deployment funding by $1,000,000 for the purpose of strengthening grid resilience and reliability to protect critical infrastructure, including military and energy assets.

Gonzalez (TX)

Increases and decreases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Construction account by $40 million to direct the Secretary to fund water and wastewater infrastructure projects in South Texas.

Roy (TX)

Strikes all funding for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.

Fry (SC)

Increases and decreases funds for the Department of Energy Title 17 Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee Program by $5,000,000 to support the deployment of nuclear energy projects.

Costa (CA), Gray (CA), Fong (CA)

Increases the Bureau of Reclamation’s Water and Related Resources account by $3 million offset by a $3 million reduction to the Departmental Administration account to support technical assistance and financial assistance related to groundwater recharge projects, aquifer storage and recovery projects, or water source substitution for aquifer protection projects.

Gonzalez (TX)

Increases and decreases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Construction account by $27 million to stress the importance of reimbursing the Port of Brownsville for the advanced funding they contributed to Segment B of the Brazos Island Harbor (BIH) Channel Improvement Project.

Langworthy (NY)

Increases and decreases funds to emphasize ongoing ecosystem restoration and water quality parameters for the Chautauqua Lake Ecosystem Restoration Feasibility Study.

McCormick (GA), Clyde (GA)

Prohibits funds made available by this Act from being used to close campgrounds operated by the Army Corps of Engineers that are located at Lake Sidney Lanier, Georgia.

Cammack (FL)

Prohibits funds from being used to finalize any rule or regulation that has resulted in or is likely to result in an annual effect on the economy of $100 million or more.

Cammack (FL)

Increases the flood control and costal emergencies account by $2.5 million. Takes from DOE administrative funds.

Steube (FL)

Restricts funds to carry out the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing Incentive Program.

Cammack (FL)

Withdrawn Prohibits the Secretary of Energy from procuring any transformer, inverter, or electric grid component that is sourced from the People's Republic of China.

Scott (VA), Elfreth (MD), Wittman (VA)

Increases and decreases funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to support the agency's ongoing oyster restoration work in the Chesapeake Bay.

Cammack (FL)

Withdrawn Prohibits the sale of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to entities controlled by the Chinese Communist Party intending to sell to the People's Republic of China, Iran, North Korea, and Russia.

Scott (VA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy's Office of Science to support operations of the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.

Scott (VA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)

Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy's Office of Science to support the planning and development of the High Performance Data Facility based at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.

Hill (AR)

Revised Increases and decreases funds in the OM Corp Account.

Scott (VA), Kiggans (VA), Wittman (VA)

Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy's Office of Science to support the CEBAF Renovation and Expansion Project at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.

Steube (FL)

Increases and decreases funds to express Congressional support for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Construction.

Hernández (PR)

Increases and decreases funding by $77 million for the Department of Energy's Office of Grid Deployment to support energy grid resiliency and modernization efforts in Puerto Rico.

Steube (FL)

Increases funding for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Operations & Maintenance. Reduces funding for DOE energy efficiency and renewable energy.

Gosar (AZ)

Prohibits funds for Ukraine.

Castor (FL)

Strikes Section 312, which prevents the Department of Energy from using funds to finalize, administer, implement or enforce the final rule titled "Clean Energy for New Federal Buildings and Major Renovations of Federal Buildings". This rule will reduce pollution, improve air quality and health, create good-paying jobs, and save costs through more energy-efficient equipment in federal buildings.

Hernández (PR)

Increase and decrease funding by $75 million for the Department of Energy's Office of Electricity to support research and development, improve electricity delivery, enhance grid resiliency, and expand access to a secure and reliable power supply in Puerto Rico.

Hernández (PR)

Increase and decrease funding by $35 million for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to support drinking water system improvements, water infrastructure upgrades, and the repair, modernization, and construction of projects aimed at addressing Puerto Rico's aging water infrastructure.

Taylor (OH)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for the Appalachian Regional Commission to conduct a study on the inclusion of low earth orbit satellites to be used for broadband and economic development purposes.

Gonzalez (TX)

Increases and decreases the SOUTHWEST BORDER REGIONAL COMMISSION by $5 million to encourage the Commission to support technical assistance grants and planning studies for the development of seawater desalination facilities in South Texas and the Texas Coastal Bend Region, with the goal of enhancing drought resilience and expanding potable water supply.

Castor (FL)

Revised Increases and decreases funding for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1.63 billion to highlight how a 47% funding cut would harm American leadership in the global transition to a clean energy economy and increase costs for American families.

Castor (FL)

Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used for reductions in force at the National Nuclear Security Agency.

Dexter (OR)

Increases and decreases funding for the Electricity account of the Department of Energy to conduct a study assessing current and projected water use by data centers, associated impacts on local water resources, and best practices and technologies to reduce water consumption.

Gonzalez (TX)

Increases and decreases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Construction account by $2 million to direct the Secretary to fund water resiliency projects in the Texas Coastal Bend region.

Griffith (VA)

Increases funding for the Department of Energy’s Fossil Energy and Carbon Management program by $6,875,000 while reducing funding for Departmental Administration by $6,875,000.

Scott (VA)

Revised Allows the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to supplement funding for the current Peninsula CSRM Study to include other federally owned properties.

Griffith (VA)

Withdrawn Increases funding for the Department of Energy’s Fossil Energy and Carbon Management program by $6,875,000 while reducing funding for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $6,875,000.

Schweikert (AZ)

Revised Revises appropriations to reduce unobligated funds from top-line accounts totaling $37,353,345,385.09.

Cisneros (CA)

Increases and decreases funding by $83M for the low-income Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) to match FY24 funding levels.

Gonzalez (TX), Gray (CA)

Increases the Water and Related Resources by $2,000,000 to highlight the importance of the WaterSMART Program for drought resilience and canal lining. Decreases funding from Policy and Administration account.

Lawler (NY), Levin (CA)

Prohibits the use of funds made available by the Act to reduce the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s inspection standards at decommissioning nuclear power reactors below the level in effect on the date of enactment.

Gosar (AZ)

Revised Enacts H.R 4444 of the 116th Congress, as reported by the Committee on Natural Resources of the House of Representatives on December 15, 2020.

Gonzalez (TX)

Revised Increases the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Flood Control and Coastal Emergencies account by $5 million to assist coastal communities through flood prevention and emergency recovery from natural disasters along the gulf coast. Decreases funding from the Army Corps of Engineers’ Civil Department of the Army, Expenses account.

Peters (CA)

Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Clean Electricity Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.

Peters (CA)

Late Increases and decreases Department of Energy's Grid Deployment Office (GDO) funding by $77 million, including $4 million specifically for GDO program direction.

Tran (CA)

Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 to conduct a study on whether the changes to the Resident Clean Energy Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.

Budzinski (IL)

Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Clean Electricity Investment Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.

Riley (NY)

Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the New Energy Efficiency Home Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.

Higgins (LA)

Late Increases and decreases $50 million from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Operation and Maintenance to support spot dredging the Vermilion River.

Rivas (CA)

Late Prohibits funds made available by this Act to be used to revoke or rescind grants awarded for the WaterSMART (Sustain and Manage America’s Resources for Tomorrow) Program of the Bureau of Reclamation.

Pou (NJ)

Late Revised Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the termination of the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact consumers' energy bills.

Lofgren (CA), Trahan (MA), Obernolte (CA), Beyer (VA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for the Department of Energy’s Office of Science to ensure that the Department supports non-construction research and development activities within the Fusion Energy Sciences program through funding allocations for these activities that are consistent with the President’s Budget Request for FY 2026.

Randall (WA), Takano (CA)

Late Strikes two anti-lgbtq provisions: Sec. 506, license to discriminate, and Sec. 508, pride flag ban.

McDonald Rivet (MI)

Late Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Advanced Manufacturing Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills, and what the net job impact would be to manufacturers utilizing the credit.

Garamendi (CA)

Late Limits funds appropriated for plutonium modernization (weapons activities) to 25% until a report is delivered to Congress detailing the level of plutonium pit production and capacity required by the Department of Defense for military purposes, the estimated cost to maintain this level of production or capacity, a justification for the levels reported, and proposed alternatives.

LaMalfa (CA)

Late Increases the Army Corps of Engineers Operation and Maintenance account by $3 million to support Forecast-Informed Reservoir Operations work, including at Shasta Dam. Decreases the Departmental Administration account by $3 million.

LaMalfa (CA)

Late Increases the Army Corps of Engineers Construction account by $2 million to support Issue Evaluation Studies, including at Black Butte Dam. Decreases the Departmental Administration account by $2 million.

Deluzio (PA)

Late Restores the Grid Deployment account to FY25 funding levels.

Deluzio (PA)

Late Restores funding for the Appalachian Regional Commission to FY25 levels.

Deluzio (PA)

Late Restores funding for the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy account to FY25 levels.

Deluzio (PA)

Late Prohibits funds made available in this bill from being used to cancel any Department of Energy selected project.

Randall (WA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for the Office of Science to support the Biological and Environmental Research program at $900 million.

Randall (WA)

Late Increases and decreases funding for DNN to ensure support for the nation’s nuclear security.

Randall (WA), Pettersen (CO)

Late Increases and decreases funding for EERE to support ensuring reliable and resilient clean energy.

Adams (NC)

Late Makes sure that any general funding restriction in Section 505 cannot be used to cut or eliminate the Office of Minority Economic Impact at the Department of Energy, which is protected under its statutory mandate.

Gray (CA)

Late Revised Increases the Bureau of Reclamation’s Water and Related Resources Account by $3,000,000 to highlight the important need for water infrastructure projects in western states.

Omar (MN)

Late Increases funds for the Weatherization Assistance Program under the Office for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $166 million while reducing funding from fossil energy research and development activities by $166 million.

Beyer (VA)

Late Increases ARPA-E funding to support energy dominance.

Boebert (CO)

Late Prohibits federal funds for the exercise of eminent domain for the construction or modification of electric transmission facilities.

Sykes (OH)

Late Withdrawn Increases and decreases funding for the Summit County Environmental Infrastructure New Authority by $25 million. This will fund projects such as Akron Water Main Replacement, Akron Lead Service Line Replacement, Castle Boulevard Storm Water Improvements in Akron, West Market Street Waterline Replacement in Fairlawn, New Franklin South Main Street Storm Water replacement in Village of New Franklin, Stratford Street Waterline in Barberton, Rosemont Preserve in Fairlawn.

Sykes (OH)

Late Withdrawn Increases and decreases the funding for the Stark County Environmental Infrastructure Authority by $23.9 million. This will fund projects such as the Cromer Water Storage Reservoir Replacement Project in Canton, Ohio Erie Canalway Lock IV Park updates, and the Sanitary Sewer Project for the Community of North Lawrence.

Boebert (CO)

Late Withdrawn Prohibition on use of funds for non-tactical electric vehicle components produced by child and slave labor.

Titus (NV)

Late Restricts funds to be used to carry out Executive Order 14299 unless the Secretary of Energy submits a report to Congress to include a safety and siting analysis as well as emergency response protocols necessary for such nuclear reactors.

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Sorensen (IL)

Late Revised Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.

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Sorensen (IL)

Late Revised Increases and decreases the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy by $1 with the intent to conduct a study on if the changes to the Zero-emission Nuclear Power Production Tax Credit would positively or negatively impact the average consumer's energy bills.

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Jackson (TX)

Late Reduces funding for the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy programs at DOE and increases funding for the National Nuclear Security Administration to accelerate construction of new Materials Staging Capabilities at the Pantex Plant.

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Beyer (VA)

Late Prohibits funds appropriated by this Act to be rescinded pursuant to the authorities of ICA, including the expedited procedures of section 1017.

104

Barr (KY)

Late Increases the funding of the Carbon Materials Research Initiative by $10,000,000.

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Lawler (NY)

Late Prohibits the use of funds made available by the Act to alter Chapter 2561 of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Inspection Manual. Which provides provide general guidance for the coordination, planning, and performance of risk-informed inspections of power reactor licensees undergoing decommissioning.