introduced the Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act, a bipartisan bill that would accelerate development of clean, continuous geothermal energy across the United States
Support legislation to accelerate development of clean, continuous geothermal energy across the United States.
Occurrences
introduced the Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act, a bipartisan bill that would accelerate development of clean, continuous geothermal energy across the United States.
The caucus will serve as a forum to build awareness of emerging geothermal technologies and the opportunities they create for economic growth, job creation, and grid reliability. The caucus will facilitate discussions on the role geothermal energy can play in meeting our nation's energy needs and work to identify legislative solutions to support geothermal development.
Evidence
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The issue page says Salinas is using her House Agriculture and Science assignments and her SEEC task-force role to advance commonsense environmental and energy legislation and cutting-edge clean technologies.
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The homepage's latest news says that on June 10, 2026, Salinas confronted DOE Secretary Chris Wright during a House Science, Space, and Technology Committee hearing.
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Assessments
The promise is specific: support legislation aimed at accelerating clean, continuous geothermal energy development nationwide. The evidence provided shows Salinas engaging on energy and environmental issues generally and exercising committee oversight, but it does not identify a geothermal-specific bill she wrote, sponsored, cosponsored, or materially advanced, nor a geothermal-related vote or enacted outcome tied to her. Because she remains in federal office and the record here shows general clean-energy work but no clear geothermal legislative action, the strongest judgment from this evidence is unresolved rather than delivered or never.