US SB2722

Directs the Secretary of State, Commerce, and Energy to prioritize U.S. energy exports to Taiwan, including liquefied natural gas, and facilitate coordination between U.S. private sector entities and Taiwan stakeholders

Requires the National Academy of Sciences to assess opportunities to redirect U.S. LNG exports from China to Taiwan within one year (2024 data: U.S. exported 212.8 billion cubic feet of LNG to China vs. 118.2 billion to Taiwan)

Authorizes capacity building cooperation with Taiwan on energy infrastructure resilience, including cybersecurity for grid systems and LNG terminals, physical security improvements, and joint training exercises

Permits establishment of a joint U.S.-Taiwan Energy Security Center and authorizes the Secretary of Transportation to provide insurance for vessels transporting critical goods to Taiwan facing coercive maritime threats

Expresses sense of Congress that Taiwan should maintain nuclear power and utilize new technologies including Gen III+ reactors and small modular reactors to enhance energy resilience