# Plain Language Summary: Energy Efficiency Day Resolution

This is a simple resolution that designates October 4, 2023, as "Energy Efficiency Day" across the United States. Think of it like declaring a national day of recognition—similar to how we have Earth Day or other observance days. The resolution celebrates the progress that's been made in energy efficiency through both private companies developing better technology and government policies that encourage energy-saving practices.

In practical terms, this doesn't create any new laws or regulations that would change how you live or work. It's purely symbolic—a way for Congress to officially acknowledge that energy efficiency matters and to highlight the benefits it brings to both the economy and the environment. When companies make appliances, buildings, and vehicles more energy-efficient, people save money on their utility bills, and we collectively reduce energy consumption and pollution. The resolution recognizes that this progress comes from both business innovation (like better insulation, LED lighting, and efficient HVAC systems) and government support through policies and standards.

You won't see any direct impact from this resolution in your daily life. It's not requiring anyone to do anything differently or changing any existing rules. Instead, it's Congress saying "we value energy efficiency" and using October 4th as a day to raise awareness about why these improvements matter for your wallet and the environment. It's the kind of resolution that might inspire educational events or discussions about energy efficiency, but it doesn't mandate any specific actions or spending.

A resolution designating October 4, 2023, as "Energy Efficiency Day" in celebration of the economic and environmental benefits that have been driven by private sector innovation and Federal energy efficiency policies.

Shaheen, Jeanne

 <p>This resolution designates October 4, 2023, as Energy Efficiency Day.</p>