# National Clean Energy Week Resolution

Congress passed a resolution declaring the week of September 20-24, 2021, as "National Clean Energy Week." This is essentially a formal proclamation—think of it like an official announcement or recognition rather than a law that changes how things work.

What this means in practice is that during that specific week, Congress was officially recognizing and drawing attention to clean energy. This type of resolution doesn't create new rules, provide funding, or require anyone to do anything. Instead, it's a symbolic gesture meant to highlight the importance of clean energy and encourage public awareness about renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and other technologies that don't produce pollution.

The resolution serves as a platform for Congress to send a message about supporting clean energy development and the transition away from fossil fuels. It might inspire government agencies, businesses, and organizations to hold events, make announcements, or launch initiatives during that week to promote clean energy. However, since it's just a proclamation with no legal requirements attached, there are no direct consequences or changes to people's daily lives. It's more about raising the profile of clean energy as a national priority and encouraging broader conversation about sustainable energy solutions.

A resolution proclaiming the week of September 20 through September 24, 2021, to be "National Clean Energy Week".

Collins, Susan M.

 <p>This resolution designates September 20-September 24, 2021, as National Clean Energy Week.</p>