Energy and Commerce Committee Room

The Energy and Commerce Committee is a prominent committee in Washington, DC that focuses on issues and policies related to America's economy, including energy, technology, and healthcare. With a history dating back to December 14, 1795, the committee consists of 29 members and operates through six specialized subcommittees. It is dedicated to promoting American leadership in various sectors, such as communications and technology, and plays a crucial role in investigating the origins of COVID-19.

The committee's mission is to ensure the lower energy costs, enhance transparency, and foster innovation in the supply chain. It recognizes the significance of Open Radio Access Networks (ORAN) in advancing wireless technologies and strengthening national security. By supporting vendor diversity and competition, the committee aims to lower equipment costs, diversify the 5G supply chain, and prevent disruptions from adversaries. Additionally, it has passed legislation to secure communications networks and promote the development and deployment of ORAN technology in the United States.

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