# Plain Language Summary: National Clean Energy Week

This is a symbolic bill that designates one specific week in September 2021 as "National Clean Energy Week." It doesn't create any new laws, regulations, or funding—it's essentially a formal recognition that celebrates clean energy and raises awareness about renewable power sources like solar, wind, and other alternatives to fossil fuels.

Think of it like how the government officially recognizes National Teacher Appreciation Week or National Small Business Week. During this designated week, the government, organizations, and businesses are encouraged to highlight clean energy initiatives, host events, and draw public attention to the transition toward renewable energy sources. It's a way to put a spotlight on the clean energy industry and its importance to the economy and environment.

Since this is a symbolic gesture rather than a law with teeth, it doesn't directly change anything in your daily life or create new requirements for businesses or individuals. However, it does signal that Congress supports clean energy as a priority. The week could lead to increased media coverage, educational events, and corporate announcements about clean energy projects happening across the country. If you work in the energy sector or are interested in renewable energy, you might see more promotional activities and discussions during that week.

Supporting the designation of the week of September 20 through September 24, 2021, as "National Clean Energy Week".

Curtis, John R.

 <p>This resolution supports the designation of National Clean Energy Week.</p>