21st Century Dams Act: Safety, Clean Energy, and Healthy Rivers
This act aims to enhance public safety, boost clean energy production, and restore river health by rehabilitating, retrofitting, and removing outdated dams. Citizens can expect safer communities, improved water quality, and increased access to water recreation, along with tax incentives for dam owners investing in these changes.
Key points
Increased federal funding for dam safety improvements, including inspections and emergency plans, leading to greater safety for communities near dams.
Introduction of tax credits for upgrading hydroelectric dams to improve safety, environmental performance, and grid resilience, potentially leading to more stable energy supplies.
Establishment of a program for removing obsolete dams that pose safety risks or harm the environment, contributing to river ecosystem restoration and better water quality.
Conducting a national assessment of U.S. dam infrastructure to identify those needing upgrades or removal, ensuring better management of water resources.
Status:
Expired
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