H.R. 5513 modifies federal water pollution control law to expand what types of technology investments can receive additional government subsidies. Specifically, the bill allows water systems and municipalities to access extra funding support for adopting new technologies and processes related to water efficiency, energy efficiency, stormwater management, and sustainably designed projects. The changes apply to existing subsidy programs under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, making it easier for local water utilities to afford investments in digital asset management software, operational analysis tools, and advanced construction systems. The bill does not specify a particular funding amount or implementation timeline, but rather amends existing law to broaden eligibility for subsidies that are already available through the federal government's water infrastructure programs.
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