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White House weighs extending Jones Act waiver to lower gas prices

The White House is considering extending a waiver from the Jones Act to reduce gasoline prices. Whether an extension has been approved remains unclear.

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A policy change affecting domestic shipping rules could influence fuel costs and energy logistics.

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  1. White House Weighs Extending Historic Jones Act Waiver to Lower Gas Prices  |  Peak Oil News and Message Boards ↗peakoil.com · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 12:16 AM UTC

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