That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that it should be the policy of the United States to promote and advance— (1) the modernization of the energy delivery infrastructure of the United States, and bolster the reliability, affordability, diversity, efficiency, security, and resiliency of domestic energy supplies, through advanced grid technologies; (2) the modernization of the electric grid to enable a robust multi-directional power flow that lev­er­ages centralized energy resources and distributed energy resources, enables robust retail transactions, and facilitates the alignment of business and regulatory models to achieve a grid that optimizes the entire electric delivery system; (3) relevant research and development in advanced grid technologies, including— (A) energy storage; (B) predictive tools and requisite real-time data to enable the dynamic optimization of grid operations; (C) power electronics, including smart inverters, that ease the challenge of intermittent renewable resources and distributed generation; (D) real-time data and situational awareness tools and systems; and (E) tools to increase data security, physical security, and cybersecurity awareness and protection; (4) the leadership of the United States in basic and applied sciences to develop a systems approach to innovation and development of cyber-secure advanced grid technologies, architectures, and control paradigms capable of managing diverse supplies and loads; (5) the safeguarding of the critical energy delivery infrastructure of the United States and the enhanced resilience of the infrastructure to all hazards, including— (A) severe weather events; (B) cyber and physical threats; and (C) other factors that affect energy delivery; (6) the coordination of goals, investments to optimize the grid, and other measures for energy efficiency, advanced grid technologies, interoperability, and demand response-side management resources