Senate Bill Would Ban U.S. Natural Gas Exports to Lower Home Energy Costs
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Rep. Yvette Clarke joined fellow Democrats to introduce the Lowering American Energy Costs Act, which directs the president to prohibit most U.S. natural gas exports. The move aims to protect consumers from utility price hikes and reduce greenhouse gases by keeping supply domestic.
The Lowering American Energy Costs Act, introduced by Sen. Markey and Reps. Espaillat and Clarke, seeks to prohibit most U.S. natural gas exports. While the bill allows for presidential exemptions under specific conditions, such exemptions would require a joint resolution of approval from Congress.

Representative Adriano Espaillat introduced the Lowering American Energy Costs Act to prohibit most U.S. natural gas exports. Espaillat stated the bill would have an immediate impact on skyrocketing energy bills by ensuring American households are the priority consumers over foreign purchasers.
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Congressional Bill
Official Title
Lowering American Energy Costs Act of 2025
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