New rules would stop the government from denying certain aid to fossil fuel companies.
This bill would stop the government from denying certain financial help to companies that deal with fossil fuels for most purposes. This would remove a barrier to certain federal financial support for fossil fuel companies and limit the use of DPA powers for environmental protection. This limits how federal agencies can use these powers for environmental goals.
Today, the President and federal agencies can use emergency powers related to domestic energy supplies for environmental protection. They can also deny certain financial support to companies based on their involvement with fossil fuels. If this bill becomes law, federal agencies would no longer be able to use these emergency powers for environmental protection, and the President would be prohibited from denying specific financial aid to fossil fuel companies for most purposes.
HR 4835 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 5/10
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