Sec. 2. Findings
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Congress finds the following: Promising energy resources with zero or very low market penetration often face significant incumbency disadvantages as they establish a foothold, including suboptimal resource location relative to existing grid infrastructure and the lack of economies of scale. Energy sector innovation can confer numerous benefits to jobs and the economy, the environment and climate, and the general social welfare. Energy sector innovation can come in numerous forms, not all of which are readily quantifiable, including— diversifying and increasing the Nation’s energy generation portfolio and energy security, improving the dispatchability and reliability of energy generation, and improving energy efficiency, emissions reductions, or other markers of performance.