AK HJR16

Urges the U.S. Export-Import Bank to prioritize funding for the Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas project, which includes an 807-mile pipeline and LNG facility with capacity to export up to 20 million metric tons annually, targeting first exports by 2031

Requests the Export-Import Bank reconsider its $4.7 billion loan approval for the Mozambique LNG project (led by TotalEnergies), arguing it competes with domestic LNG exports and undermines U.S. energy security goals

Expresses concern that Mozambique LNG exports could reduce demand for Alaska and other domestic LNG, particularly in Asian and Indo-Pacific markets

Cites human rights concerns tied to the Mozambique project, including investigations into security-related abuses, as complicating factors

Copies of the resolution to be sent to Export-Import Bank leadership and Alaska's congressional delegation (Senators Murkowski and Sullivan, Representative Begich)