Funds new federal research to make America's pipelines safer and reduce environmental harm.
This bill would set aside money for federal agencies to research and develop new pipeline technologies. It would create new programs and a center within the Department of Energy to improve pipeline safety, security, and efficiency. This means better pipelines for transporting fuels and other materials, and enhanced training for pipeline safety inspectors.
Today, federal agencies conduct some research related to pipeline safety, but there isn't a dedicated, coordinated federal initiative for next-generation pipeline systems. This bill would create new programs within the Department of Energy, including a Demonstration Initiative and a Joint Research and Development Program, along with a National Pipeline Modernization Center. It would also boost the National Institute of Standards and Technology's work on pipeline measurement, setting aside millions of dollars annually for these efforts to advance pipeline technologies and safety.
HR 2613 · 119th Congress · April 2, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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