The resolution directs the Louisiana Public Service Commission to investigate and implement measures to strengthen the state's electrical grid against various electromagnetic threats, including those posed by solar weather, high-altitude electromagnetic pulses (HEMP), and intentional electromagnetic interference (IEMI) attacks. Recognizing Louisiana's critical role in national security due to its military installations and energy infrastructure, the resolution emphasizes the urgent need to protect the electric grid, which is vital for the operation of these facilities and the safety of the state's communities. The resolution highlights the potential catastrophic consequences of electromagnetic threats, including significant economic losses and loss of life, and calls for immediate action to address these vulnerabilities.

Furthermore, the resolution affirms the importance of Louisiana's electric grid as a national asset and stresses the necessity for substantial investments from both state and federal governments to enhance its resilience. It invites collaboration from various stakeholders, including the governor, the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of the Department of Energy, to ensure the protection of the grid. The resolution concludes by mandating that copies be sent to key officials to facilitate this initiative, underscoring the critical nature of safeguarding Louisiana's electric infrastructure against potential electromagnetic disruptions.