Governor Josh Shapiro unveiled the 'Lightning Plan,' an all-encompassing energy strategy to ensure Pennsylvania's energy security and future growth. With support from various stakeholders, the plan aims to create jobs, reduce consumer costs, and position Pennsylvania as a frontrunner in the energy sector. The plan particularly emphasizes accelerating hydrogen and sustainable aviation fuel production to establish the region as a hub for innovative energy solutions, fostering economic growth and supporting 3,000 construction jobs. The plan is part of an overarching initiative to drive innovation and competitiveness across the state's energy landscape. In a positive sentiment towards hydrogen, Governor Shapiro highlighted the need for Pennsylvania to reclaim its position as a national energy leader through strategic investments and forward-thinking policies. Additionally, Representative Dan Meuser championed initiatives for educational freedom, focusing on empowering parents to choose suitable educational environments for their children. These efforts aim to enhance educational opportunities and provide financial support for K-12 education expenses through federal tax credits. Furthermore, state and local leaders gathered to discuss the transition to Next Generation 911 (NG911) in Pennsylvania, emphasizing the importance of technological advancements to meet evolving communication needs and enhance public safety. The ongoing modernization of the 911 system underscores the state's commitment to delivering efficient emergency services. Finally, Representative Dane Watro sponsored a resolution honoring 'National Medal of Honor Day' in Pennsylvania, recognizing the exceptional courage and sacrifices of Medal of Honor recipients. The resolution pays tribute to the legacy of these individuals and celebrates their contributions to the nation's history and values.