I rise in support of the Unlocking Our Domestic LNG Potential Act. In 2024, America exported nearly 12 billion cubic feet of LNG every single day. That is enough LNG to power almost 48 million homes in a single day. What we are now faced with is making President Trump's vision of American energy dominance real. LNG has a huge part to play in this vision, but we are fighting with one hand tied behind our back. American oil and gas producers are restrained by bureaucratic red tape and the lingering rules and regulations of the Biden administration. The Unlocking Our Domestic LNG Potential Act stands as a pivotal piece of legislation poised to bolster United States energy security, foster economic growth, and promote environmental sustainability. At its very core, the bill aims to streamline the regulatory process surrounding the exportation of LNG, thereby unleashing the full potential of America's abundant natural resources. Now in north central Florida, not many people know this, but we are home to one of the largest bunkering LNG hubs in North America. This is critical to our domestic economy, as well as our national security. The reason why this bill is so important is, first and foremost, it addresses the Biden administration's extreme LNG permit ban.
Kat Cammack: “I rise in support of the Unlocking Our Domestic LNG Potential Act. In 2024, America exported nearly 12 billion cubic…”
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Addressing the Unlocking Our Domestic LNG Potential Act and its implications for energy security and economic growth.
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