; and (3) Congress understands that evaluating the feasibility of retrofitting the Capitol Power Plant to incorporate an advanced nuclear reactor will ultimately assist with improving public support for advanced nuclear energy. 3. Study of feasibility of retrofitting Capitol Power Plant to incorporate advanced nuclear reactor (a) In general Not later than 120 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Architect of the Capitol shall begin consultation with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Department of Energy about developing and conducting a study of the feasibility of retrofitting the Capitol Power Plant to incorporate an advanced nuclear reactor. (b) Specifics of study (1) In general The feasibility study conducted under this section shall include, at a minimum, a general description of the background and objective of the feasibility study, and may also include any of the following: (A) Organizational responsibilities for the preparation of the study preparation. (B) Potential project stakeholders. (C) An analysis of the following: (i) The demand for electricity in the region of the Capitol Power Plant. (ii) The transmission capacity and transmission facilities and systems in such region. (iii) The structure of the market for electricity. (iv) How the construction and operation of the advanced nuclear reactor at the Plant would affect the issues described in clauses (i), (ii), and (iii). (v) The potential for the advanced nuclear reactor to produce electricity to not only provide power for the Capitol Complex but to produce chilled water and steam. (vi) Whether the piping capacity of the Plant is sufficient to produce and distribute heat through the Capitol Complex. (vii) Site analysis, including preliminary site layout and site preparation and potential effects of the advanced nuclear reactor and supporting facilities on the applicable region, including population distribution and current uses of land and water. (viii) Environmental analysis of constructing and operating the advanced