; false or misleading information An entity required to submit information pursuant to paragraph (1) that fails to submit the information, or submits false or misleading information, shall be in violation of this section. (m) Report on clean energy resources that do not generate electric energy (1) In general Not later than 3 years after the date of enactment of this section, the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report examining mechanisms to supplement the standard under this section by addressing clean energy resources that do not generate electric energy but that may substantially reduce overall energy emissions, including energy efficiency, demand response, flexible load, beneficial electrification, microgrids, biomass converted to thermal energy, geothermal energy collected using heat pumps, thermal energy delivered through district heating systems, and waste heat used as industrial process heat. (2) Potential integration The report under paragraph (1) shall examine the benefits and challenges of integrating the additional clean energy resources into the standard established by this section, including— (A) the extent to which such an integration would achieve the purposes of this section; (B) the manner in which a baseline describing the use of the resources could be developed that would ensure that only incremental action that increased the use of the resources received credit