US HB7606

Secretary of Energy must publish a comprehensive baseline assessment of U.S. energy productivity within 18 months, defining methodology for measuring the relationship between energy inputs and economic/societal value at national, regional, and sectoral levels

Energy Information Administration required to publish quarterly "Energy Productivity-IQ" reports aligned with Bureau of Labor Statistics productivity publications

Secretary of Energy must produce a Comprehensive Energy Productivity and Competitiveness Assessment within 18 months and every 3 years thereafter, analyzing economic, environmental, health, and societal impacts of energy productivity improvements

Establishes an Energy Productivity Task Force within 180 days, led by the Secretary of Energy and including representatives from 9 federal agencies plus independent experts from industry, academia, and public-interest organizations

Task Force terminates 3 years after enactment and must include stakeholders from electric power, renewable energy, nonrenewable energy, consumer advocacy, energy-intensive industries, and environmental organizations