Federal Energy Policy

Federal energy policy refers to the set of laws, regulations, and strategies that the U.S. government uses to manage energy production, distribution, and consumption. Its goals include ensuring a reliable and affordable energy supply, promoting energy efficiency, supporting innovation in renewable and clean energy sources, and addressing environmental impacts. These policies influence how fossil fuels, renewables, and other energy resources are developed and used, balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability and national security. They also involve coordinating between federal, state, and private sectors to meet the country's energy needs responsibly and effectively.