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HR 3291

Certainty for Our Energy Future Act

119th Congress Introduced by Mark Amodei and 9 co-sponsors

H.R. 3291 aims to provide certainty for the energy future, potentially shaping taxes, funding, or rules; referred to Ways and Means with broad bipartisan sponsorship.

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Bill Summary · HR 3291

HR 3291 – Certainty for Our Energy Future Act (Introduced May 8, 2025)

Overview

  • Bill Number: HR 3291
  • Title: Certainty for Our Energy Future Act
  • Status: Introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives
  • Introduced: May 8, 2025
  • Current Action: Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means (same day as introduction)

Purpose and Provisions

  • Available information provided here does not include the text of the bill. Therefore, specific provisions, mechanisms, or policy changes are not disclosed in the material available.
  • The title suggests a focus on providing “certainty” related to energy policy, but the exact means (e.g., tax provisions, funding, permitting reforms, regulatory changes, or other policy instruments) are not specified in the provided summary.

Sponsors and Cosponsors

  • Primary sponsors and cosponsors listed:
    • Michael Lawler (cosponsor)
    • Nick LaLota (cosponsor)
    • Young Kim (cosponsor)
    • Juan Ciscomani (cosponsor)
    • Andrew R. Garbarino (cosponsor)
    • Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (cosponsor)
    • Brian K. Fitzpatrick (cosponsor)
    • Dan Newhouse (cosponsor)
    • David G. Valadao (cosponsor)
    • Mark E. Amodei (cosponsor)

Procedural and Timeline Aspects

  • Introduced: May 8, 2025
  • Referred to Committee: House Committee on Ways and Means (May 8, 2025)
  • No additional actions (e.g., hearings, amendments, floor votes) are listed in the provided information. Future steps would typically include committee markup, potential amendments, and floor consideration.

Potential Impact (What Could Be Affected)

  • With the bill referred to the Ways and Means Committee, any provisions affecting taxation, revenue, or federal funding related to energy would fall under that committee’s jurisdiction.
  • Without the text, specific impacts on energy industry stakeholders, taxpayers, consumers, or federal programs cannot be determined.

Next Steps for Tracking and Analysis

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  • Check Congress.gov for status updates, amendments, and hearing schedules.
  • Review any committee reports or fiscal analyses to understand potential fiscal impact and policy details.

If you’d like, I can update this summary as soon as the bill text becomes publicly available and a clearer set of provisions is released.

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