house republican conference unveils plan to make every home a self-sustaining power plant by 2035
The House Republican Conference today unveiled a sweeping 10-year vision for energy independence that goes far beyond traditional policy—requiring all new homes to integrate solar, battery, and hydrogen storage systems. In a move that has sent shockwaves through utility industries, the plan would turn residential neighborhoods into decentralized microgrids, cutting grid reliance by 80% while slashing household energy costs. Critics warn this may accelerate the demise of coal and gas sectors, but the GOP conference touts it as a "conservative tech leap" that boosts property values and national security. The proposal faces fierce debate—and a potential bipartisan rewrite—by year's end.