O'Neill: H.R. 1 and current federal policies will raise electricity costs
Heather O'Neill · Frontier Forum: A new playbook for clean energy growth · Oct 6, 2025 · at 7:29
Heather O'Neill, CEO of Advanced Energy United, discusses how federal policy actions impact state-level consumer energy affordability.
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“H.R. One and some of what the administration is doing are gonna raise electricity costs for all.”
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