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SCR 36

COMMENDATIONS: Commends Cheniere Energy on twenty years of investment, leadership, and innovation, and ten years of LNG export operations in the state.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Mark Abraham

Recognizes and commends Cheniere Energy for over 20 years of investment, job creation, and economic impact in Louisiana's energy sector; non-binding ceremonial acknowledgment.

Sent to the Secretary of State by the Secretary of the Senate on 4/30/2026.
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Bill Summary · SCR 36

Summary of Louisiana Senate Concurrent Resolution (SCR) 36 (2026)

Basic purpose

  • SCR 36 commends Cheniere Energy for:
    • over 20 years of investment, leadership, and innovation in Louisiana
    • 10 years of LNG export operations in the state
  • The resolution expresses appreciation for the company’s role in job creation, economic growth, workforce development, and community partnerships.

Key provisions and changes

  • No legislative changes or new laws are enacted by this SCR. As a concurrent resolution, it:
    • formally recognizes and commends Cheniere Energy
    • acknowledges the company’s contributions to Louisiana’s energy sector and economy
    • directs that a copy of the resolution be transmitted to Cheniere Energy’s leadership

Who/what is affected

  • Primary beneficiaries of the recognition:
    • Cheniere Energy and its leadership
    • Louisiana’s broader public, particularly in communities where Cheniere operates (e.g., Cameron Parish and the Sabine Pass LNG facility)
  • Indirect effects include:
    • public acknowledgment of Cheniere’s role in economic development, job creation, and regional partnerships
    • reinforcement of Louisiana’s reputation as a hub for LNG export and energy industry leadership

Procedural/timeline aspects

  • Status: Read by title and adopted with a vote of 38 yeas, 0 nays
  • Action history indicates passage during the 2026 Regular Session
  • Next step: Transmission of the resolution to Cheniere Energy’s leadership
  • Co-sponsor: Senator Mark Abraham

Context and potential impact

  • As a ceremonial commendation, SCR 36 does not alter laws, regulations, or regulatory authority.
  • It serves as formal bipartisan acknowledgment of Cheniere Energy’s long-term investments and impact on Louisiana’s economy and energy landscape.
  • While non-binding, such resolutions can:
    • strengthen public goodwill
    • highlight partnership opportunities and community engagement
    • support ongoing collaboration between the state and industry stakeholders

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Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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