H.Res.1227

Condemning State-level energy policies that restrict domestic oil production, increase gasoline prices, and undermine American energy security and national defense.

Introduced·4/29/26
Introduced
Introduced in House · May 1, 2026

April 29, 2026

Mr. Calvert submitted the following resolution; which was referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, and in addition to the Committee on Armed Services, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned

RESOLUTION

Condemning State-level energy policies that restrict domestic oil production, increase gasoline prices, and undermine American energy security and national defense.

  1. (1) condemns State-level energy policies that intentionally or effectively restrict domestic oil production and refining capacity, resulting in higher gasoline prices for American consumers;
  2. (2) finds that policies implemented in States such as California have contributed to significantly higher fuel costs, placing undue financial strain on families and businesses;
  3. (3) recognizes that affordable, reliable, and domestically produced energy is critical to United States economic stability, energy independence, and global competitiveness;
  4. (4) affirms that access to abundant and affordable fuel supplies is essential to maintaining the operational readiness and strategic capabilities of the United States Armed Forces;
  5. (5) expresses concern that high fuel costs and over-reliance on foreign energy sources pose risks to United States national security and military preparedness;
  6. (6) warns against the adoption of similar restrictive energy policies at the Federal level that would exacerbate fuel price increases and undermine domestic energy production; and
  7. (7) encourages policies that support responsible domestic energy development, strengthen supply chains, and ensure long-term energy affordability for American consumers and national defense.