; and (B) the impact of such terminations, layoffs, or reduced work-hours on affected workers (including those employed by a contractor or subcontractor), businesses, and energy transition communities; and (2) provide administrative, logistical, research, and policy support and recommendations to the Advisory Committee. (e) Energy workforce transition advisory committee (1) Establishment There is hereby established an advisory committee, to be known as the Energy Workforce Transition Advisory Committee. (2) Energy Workforce Transition Plan (A) In general The Advisory Committee shall develop and finalize a plan, to be known as the Energy Workforce Transition Plan. (B) Purpose The purpose of the Energy Workforce Transition Plan is to identify, align, and streamline resources to assist workers and communities impacted by the transition to a clean energy economy. (C) Public meetings In developing the Energy Workforce Transition Plan, the Advisory Committee shall hold no less than 4 public meetings in energy-transition communities, with opportunities for members of the public to provide input. (D) Contents The Energy Workforce Transition Plan shall include— (i) a description of the challenges that energy transition communities encounter, including challenges associated with economic and employment transition, and challenges particular to certain regions; (ii) a description of benefits, grants, and other sources of funding to address the challenges described under clause (i) that may be accessed from Federal, State, local, and other sources without additional legislative authority or approval; (iii) a description of sources of funding to address the challenges described under clause (i) that require additional legislative authority or approval; (iv) recommendations for aligning local, State, Federal, and other resources to invest in energy transition communities and energy transition workers