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H.R. 9338 (119th Congress)Committee
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Pipeline Safety Authorization Act of 2026

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The Pipeline Safety Authorization Act of 2026 amends federal pipeline safety regulations to streamline permitting, strengthen enforcement procedures, and establish a voluntary information-sharing system for pipeline operators. The bill modifies definitions of regulated pipelines to exclude certain gathering and in-plant systems, requires formal hearings for enforcement actions exceeding $125,000, and establishes an 18-month review timeline for special permit applications. It also authorizes $180.8 million annually for fiscal years 2027–2031 for pipeline safety programs and creates a confidential voluntary information-sharing system governed by a 15-member board representing government, industry, and public safety stakeholders.

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