; and (3) the historical trading relations of the United States with Canada and Mexico. . (b) Repeal relating to exportation or importation of natural gas Subsections (a) and (c) of section 3 of the Natural Gas Act ( 15 U.S.C. 717b ) are repealed. VI Just Transition and Worker Protection 601. The Center for Clean Energy Workforce Development (a) Establishment of center for workforce development (1) This Act hereby establishes the Center for Clean Energy Workforce Development within the Department of Labor. The Center shall identify the employment potential of the energy efficiency and renewable energy industry and the skills and training needed for workers in those fields, and make recommendations to the President and Congress for policies to promote employment growth and access to jobs. The council shall prioritize maximizing employment opportunities for fossil fuel workers displaced in the transition to renewable energy, and residents of areas identified as Environmental Justice. (2) The Center shall establish, in consultation with communities over represented on unemployment rolls, a target for the number of new renewable energy jobs to be created in the United States and shall also set a target for the number of new renewable energy jobs to be created for fossil fuel workers displaced in the transition to renewable energy, and residents of areas identified as environmental justice communities. (3) The Center shall work with labor unions and other relevant community stakeholders to establish job training and workforce development programs sufficient to meet renewable energy and energy efficiency workforce demands. Relocation assistance will be prioritized for fossil fuel workers displaced in the transition to renewable energy, and residents of disadvantaged communities and low-income communities. (4) States may apply for Federal resources to extend unemployment benefits for fossil fuel workers displaced in the transition to renewable energy. (5) States, local units of government or businesses applying for