Last year, the Commerce Department ruled that oil companies could export a type of crude oil known as condensate.
Ed Markey: “Last year, the Commerce Department ruled that oil companies could export a type of crude oil known as condensate.”
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Markey references a regulatory change allowing oil exports, impacting consumer protection.
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