The bill would require natural gas export applications to NATO member countries and Ukraine to be treated as consistent with the public interest and granted without changes or delay. It would apply to applications pending when the bill becomes law and those filed during the following three years.
The bill would change how these export applications are handled. It does not describe a direct effect on individuals.
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The bill’s findings say that energy supplies from the United States can support the security of NATO countries and Ukraine, and that U.S. liquefied natural gas has lower greenhouse gas emissions than European coal. The findings also cite contributions to U.S. economic activity and jobs from the liquefied natural gas industry.
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