Establishes Energy Security Pacts to enhance U.S. and partner country energy and economic security.
The Energy Security Pacts Act establishes multiyear agreements called Energy Security Pacts to enhance the energy and economic security of the United States and partner countries. These pacts aim to increase reliable access to energy and critical minerals, stimulate economic growth, and diversify supply chains. The Secretary of State is authorized to enter into these pacts with eligible countries, which must have a per capita income below a certain threshold or be eligible for World Bank support.
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