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American Energy Cost Relief Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Inflation

Summary

This bill aims to lower energy costs by expanding tax incentives for domestic coal and natural gas, speeding up permits for related projects, and funding grid and rail upgrades that reduce fuel delivery costs. In exchange, producers must keep supplies domestic and, where practical, pass savings on to utilities, manufacturers, and consumers.

Full text

To reduce inflationary pressure on households and industry, this bill would expand and extend targeted federal tax incentives for domestic coal and natural gas production, accelerate permitting for qualifying extraction, processing, and power generation projects, and authorize temporary grants for grid and rail infrastructure that lower fuel delivery costs to power plants and manufacturers; in return, eligible producers must maintain domestic supply commitments and certify that savings are passed through where practicable to utilities, industrial customers, and consumers through lower energy and fuel costs.

Sponsor

Seth MoranRepublican Party

Cosponsors

Debate

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