Whereas, on September 14, 2019, two facilities belonging to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s (KSA) state-run oil company Saudi Aramco were severely damaged in a sophisticated aerial attack carried out by enemies of the Kingdom; Whereas, in 2018, nine percent of all petroleum imports of the United States came from the KSA; Whereas, in the same year, twenty-nine percent of all petroleum imports of the United States came from countries that belong to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), including KSA; Whereas due to OPEC’s outsized share of the global petroleum market, any instability in one of its member countries can directly impact global energy markets; Whereas thanks to the energy renaissance of the United States more oil and natural gas are being produced domestically than by any other nation in the world; Whereas the energy industry of the United States is leading all sectors in creating and supporting new high-quality jobs; Whereas technological advances in the domestic energy industry have resulted in large reductions in the dispersal of harmful pollutants into the environment; Whereas nuclear power has generated approximately one-fifth of the electricity used in the United States each year since 1990 and currently provides over fifty-five percent of the carbon-free electricity of the United States; Whereas renewable sources of energy account for eleven percent of domestic energy consumption; Whereas the United States has abundant coal reserves, including a demonstrated reserve base estimated to contain 475,000,000,000 short tons; and Whereas it is in the national security interests of the United States to control its own energy supply: Now, therefore, be it