The resolution adopted by the Ohio Senate urges stakeholders in the state's electric utility sector, the Governor, and the U.S. Congress to prioritize investments in the security, reliability, and resiliency of both state and national electric grids. It highlights the critical nature of the electric grid as essential infrastructure that is vulnerable to various threats, including natural disasters and man-made attacks. The resolution references recommendations from the Government Accountability Office and federal Executive Orders aimed at enhancing electric grid security, noting that no significant actions have been taken to implement these recommendations.

Furthermore, the resolution advocates for the consideration of legislation similar to New Jersey's "Microgrid Pilot Program Act," which aims to improve electric grid diversification and security. It calls for a concerted effort to address the vulnerabilities of the electric grid and emphasizes the need for proactive measures to ensure its reliability. The resolution concludes by directing the Clerk of the Senate to send copies of the resolution to various officials and representatives in the electric utility sector to promote awareness and action on this critical issue.