legislation introduced by Congresswoman Young Kim (CA-40) to expand domestic energy production, cut red tape, and secure our energy supply chains.
Expand domestic energy production to strengthen U.S. energy security and supply chains.
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Evidence
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The House passed Kim's HEATS Act, which the office said would expand domestic energy production, cut red tape, secure energy supply chains, and bring more affordable, reliable power online.
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Kim's DOMINANCE Act passed the House; the release says it will secure stronger, more resilient energy and critical mineral supply chains and align U.S. diplomatic, development, and financing tools to reduce PRC dependence.
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Kim and the National Mining Association said prioritizing domestic production would strengthen domestic supply chains, expand production, and protect mining jobs; they framed the effort as a way to wrest control of energy and mineral supply chains away from China.
Assessments
Kim took concrete same-term legislative action toward this promise by sponsoring energy and supply-chain bills tied to geothermal production and critical minerals. Those efforts materially advanced the agenda, but the record does not show a completed federal policy change or a verified broader expansion of domestic energy production sufficient to count the promise as fully delivered.