Energy Independence Act, 1744
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| Long title | An Act to move Aerla towards complete energy independence; to increase the production of fuel; to increase consumer confidence in the energy industry; to enable the allocation of government funds for the purposes of researching ways to exploit domestic energy sources; and for other purposes. |
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| Abbreviation | EIA |
| Number | Pub. L. 1744-3.530 |
| Introduced by | Robert Gains (C-St. Georges) |
| Extent | Aerla |
| Dates | |
| Presidential Assent | 1744.4 AN |
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The Energy Independence Act, 1744 is an Aerlan law and a key promise of Michel Sabbagh's 1740 Campaign. The law enabled the Aerlan government to allocate funds to domestic energy corporations to exploit untapped energy supplies, mostly nonrenewable sources such as coal and fuel, throughout the country. The bill was heavily criticized by environmental groups due to its emphasis on the exploitation of nonrenewable sources.
Green Aerla, an environmental organization founded in 1737 AN, announced that they would take legal action to block the bills implementation.
The bill would be repealed early into the Guthrie administration in 1750 AN.
Legislative history
| Status | Date | Tabled By | Vote Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduced in the National Assembly | 1743.9 AN | Assemblyman Robert Gains (C-St. Georges) | |
| Debated in the Federal Assembly | 1744.2 AN | ||
| Passed in the Federal Assembly | 1744.4 AN | 62 YEA 48 NAY | |
| Presidential Assent | 1744.4 AN | ||
| Repealed | 1750.6 AN | 69 YEA 38 NAY 3 PRES |
