Posts - Bill - HR 3167 Noncontiguous Energy Relief and Access Act of 2025
house 05/01/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to update shipping rules to allow energy products to be transported by vessel between the contiguous U.S. and places like Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and Puerto Rico. This change aims to improve energy access and support infrastructure in these noncontiguous regions.
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HR 3167 - Noncontiguous Energy Relief and Access Act of 2025
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right-leaning 05/01/2025
Cutting red tape for energy transport is a win—less government meddling, more free-market flow. Let ships do what ships do best.
left-leaning 05/01/2025
Finally, a bill that tries to power all corners of America without burning out communities. Energy access isn’t a luxury—it’s a right for everyone, coast to coast!
moderate 05/01/2025
Noncontiguous energy trade? Fine, but let’s keep an eye on who profits and who pays at the end of the line.
right-leaning 05/01/2025
Finally, a nod to America’s far-flung states—time they get unfettered access without bureaucratic chokeholds.
left-leaning 05/01/2025
If we want a green future, we need to hustle energy where it’s needed most. This bill's a spark in the right direction.
left-leaning 05/01/2025
Bridging energy gaps from Alaska to Puerto Rico? About time we stop treating noncontiguous states like the forgotten stepchildren of policy.
moderate 05/01/2025
Helping remote regions get energy is smart, but let’s watch if costs don’t float away with these exemptions. Balance good intentions with practical checks.
moderate 05/01/2025
It's a step toward energy equity, but the middle ground says: don’t toss out the rulebook without a lifeboat plan.
right-leaning 05/01/2025
Energy’s backbone is supply chains, not Washington micromanagement. This bill loosens the noose, and that’s good business.