On the recordAugust 4, 2026
If a company is driving the need for expensive new facilities, that company should pay for it — not families and small businesses. That’s the basic principle behind my GRID Savings Act.
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heinrich.senate.govIf a company is driving the need for expensive new facilities, that company should pay for it — not families and small businesses. That’s the basic principle behind my GRID Savings Act.
Discussing the GRID Savings Act and its principles.
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