I again thank the gentlewoman from Florida for yielding time. I rise in support of this amendment. The renewable energy sector is a rapidly growing part of our Nation's energy mix. We have seen positive growth in wind energy and we hope to see it evolve into a subsector of American energy exports one day. To achieve this goal, we need to promote the development of a strong domestic supply chain for wind infrastructure. This amendment is a constructive step in that direction and expresses the sense of Congress that we should develop our own domestic supply chains rather than import critical components from China. This amendment aims to prioritize the development of related industries through port upgrades, cable manufacturing, and hiring of vessels and crews for wind energy operations in the United States. By promoting domestic production and expanding our supply chain, we can create jobs, enhance our energy security, and strengthen our economy. Representative Luna's amendment will not only support our energy goals but also promote economic prosperity. I support this amendment as this policy is a positive step toward the development of a strong and secure domestic supply chain for wind infrastructure. I also encourage my colleagues to support this amendment.
Bruce Westerman: “I again thank the gentlewoman from Florida for yielding time. I rise in support of this amendment. The renewable energy…”
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