Energy (Energy Resilience)

SB 2333 requires Mississippi's Public Service Commission to study security threats to the state's electric grid, including electromagnetic pulse attacks and solar flares, and evaluate current grid vulnerabilities. The study must assess the need for security improvements and grid diversification, then propose specific measures to strengthen the system against damage. The Commission must submit a report with findings and legislative recommendations by December 1, 2026, and the process is exempt from public meeting and record laws due to security sensitivity. This bill is procedural, focusing on a security assessment rather than immediate policy changes.