Oil and gas companies would no longer face this Clean Air Act methane program. The bill would repeal the program and cancel any money for it that has not been spent.
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Natural Gas Tax Repeal Act is a House bill in Congress.
Who this affects: This bill mainly affects oil and natural gas companies that produce, process, or move fuel. It could lower their costs or paperwork if they would have been covered by the methane program. It also affects federal agencies and groups working on methane leaks, because unspent program funds would be canceled.
Why this matters: This bill matters because it would change how the federal government handles methane from oil and gas operations. It could reduce costs and paperwork for covered companies. It could also remove one federal tool for cutting methane, a greenhouse gas. The final effect would depend on other pollution rules, market choices, and how agencies handle any work already in progress.
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