Friday, January 27, 2023 Daily Floor Review

Daily Floor Review - Friday, January 27, 2023

H.R. 21 – Strategic Production Response Act

(Recorded Votes Taken Friday, January 27^th)

Lee (CA) #84 – Prohibits any proposed plan from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy certifies that an increase in oil and gas leasing would not perpetuate environmental injustice YEA 207 NAY 223
Payne #76 – Prohibits the bill and its from being construed to controvert that communities of color and low-income communities face the greatest harms of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions YEA 211 NAY 217
Wasserman Schultz #75 – Excludes the Big Cypress National Preserve from being leased for oil and gas production as part of a proposed plan YEA 212 NAY 215
Schneider #131 – Excludes the Great Lakes from being leased for oil and gas production as part of a proposed plan YEA 209 NAY 215
Magaziner #59 – Prohibits the bill from affecting the President and Sec. of Energy's authority to draw down the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in order to lower gas prices YEA 204 NAY 220
Magaziner #58 – Prohibits any proposed plan from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy determines that the plan will not negatively impact consumers whose homes are heated by petroleum-based fuels YEA 205 NAY 220
Ocasio Cortez #74 – Prohibits any proposed plan from providing for an oil and gas lease to a company that has purchased an equity security of the company that is listed on a national securities exchange within the previous ten years YEA 171 NAY 256
Ocasio Cortez #72 – Prohibits any proposed plan from including oil and gas leases on Federal land that would increase net carbon emissions YEA 193 NAY 228
Ocasio Cortez #73 – Prohibits any proposed plan from including oil and gas leases on Fed land that would be inconsistent with the goals of the Paris Climate Accords YEA 199 NAY 229
Jackson Lee #35 – Adds drawdowns of the SPR for the purpose of sale or delivery abroad if done in connection with an arrangement for the delivery of refined petroleum products to the United States as allowable under a proposed plan. The amendment would also prevent any proposed plan from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy submits a report to Congress on the necessity of acting under this authority to refill the Reserve YEA 205 NAY 224
Jackson Lee #36 – Adds test drawdowns of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve as allowable under a proposed plan. The amendment would also prevent a proposed plan from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy submits a report to Congress on the necessity of acting under this authority to refill the Reserve YEA 207 NAY 220
Ross #70 – Excludes the Mid-Atlantic Planning Area from being leased for oil and gas production as part of a proposed plan YEA 212 NAY 218
Casten #66 – Restricts a proposed plan to only oil leasing and disallows the participation of any fossil industry entity (as defined by the amendment) unless said entity submits a plan to the Secretary of Energy that would: reduce the entity's total global warming pollution (as defined by the amendment) by no less than 50 percent by 2030; eliminate the total global warming pollution of that fossil fuel entity by 2050 without the use of offsets; and does not allow for than 1 percent of the methane brought to the surface during oil production to be released into the atmosphere YEA 199 NAY 231
Casten #67 – Restricts a proposed plan to only oil leasing and prohibits an increase in the percentage of Federal lands leased for oil production unless: the Secretary of Energy determines the amount of oil that would be drawn down is greater than the amount of oil produced in the U.S. that is reasonably expected to be exported during the 6 months following the date of the drawdown; the expected exports of oil produced in the United States during the 6 month period cannot be lowered by an amount that is greater than the amount of oil planned to be released; and the lowering of oil exports by an amount greater than the planned amount to be drawn down would not have comparable or greater effect than the planned drawdown. The amendment requires that the Secretary of Energy provides relevant House and Senate Committees with a report on the data used in these determinations. YEA 195 NAY 229
Casten #68 – Restricts a proposed plan to only oil leasing YEA 191 NAY 237
Manning #27 – Prohibits any oil and gas leasing on the Outer Continental Shelf under a proposed plan YEA 206 NAY 220
Scholten #60 – Adds as an exception if the Secretary of Energy determines that a delay in a drawdown will increase gas prices YEA 207 NAY 221
Lee (NV) #25 – Restricts oil and gas leasing as part of a proposed plan on Federal lands that have no or low potential for oil and gas development YEA 207 NAY 221
Porter #45 – Prohibits any entity that is allowed any allowance for depletion determined under section 613 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 from financially benefitting from, or participating in, any proposed plan YEA 173 NAY 256
Vasquez #63 – Prohibits any proposed plan from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy, in consultation with the Secretary of the Interior, publishes a report on the number, location, and owner of all unused permits to drill for oil and gas on Federal land YEA 204 NAY 224
Vasquez #64 – Strikes the entire text of the bill and requires the Secretary of Energy, to the greatest extent possible, to acquire petroleum products for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve that are produced from sources in the United States YEA 187 NAY 240
Cicilline #135 – Excludes the outer Continental Shelf off the coast of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, or New York from being leased for oil and gas production as part of a proposed plan YEA 211 NAY 217
Takano #81 – Requires the Secretary of Energy to consider the number of inactive but approved oil and gas leases and permits that have already been issued before the date of enactment YEA 208 NAY 221
Castro #4 – Excludes Fed. lands that have a high concentration of orphaned oil and gas wells from being leased for oil and gas production as part of a proposed plan YEA 197 NAY 230
Barragan #24 – Prohibits oil and gas leasing as part of a proposed plan within 3,200 feet of a residence, school, or hospital YEA 209 NAY 219
Plaskett #43 – Prohibits the bill and its amendments from taking effect until the Secretary of Energy, in consultation with other Federal agencies as appropriate, submits a certification to Congress that the bill and its amendments would not increase the average price of energy for American consumers YEA 209 NAY 221
Perez #79 – Excludes the Washington/Oregon Planning Area from being leased for oil and gas production as part of a proposed plan if the lease would adversely impact coastal fisheries YEA 210 NAY 219
Bowman #92 – Excludes any entity from participating in oil and gas leasing under a proposed plan if the Secretary of Energy determines that entity contributed to oil and gas price gouging in 2022 YEA 201 NAY 229
Grijalva #145 – Prohibits any proposed plan from including oil and gas leasing on any protected public lands YEA 210 NAY 218
Jackson (NC) #46 – Allows for the drawdown of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve if the Secretary of Energy determines that a delay in drawing down would harm national security YEA 210 NAY 220
Lieu #61 – Adds as an exception if the Secretary of Energy determines that the drawdown will result in a net profit for the Federal Government YEA 198 NAY 229
Nickel #77 – Adds as an exception for if the Secretary of Energy determines that a delay in the drawdown would worsen inflation YEA 207 NAY 222
Final Passage of H.R. 21 – Strategic Production Response Act YEA 221 NAY 205