The resolution urges the Export-Import Bank of the United States to prioritize funding for domestic projects, specifically the Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project, which is essential for developing and exporting LNG from Alaska's North Slope. The project, which includes an extensive pipeline and facility capable of exporting up to 20 million metric tons of LNG annually, is facing significant challenges, including securing financing and environmental approvals. The Alaska State Legislature expresses concern that the bank's recent approval of a $4.7 billion loan for the Mozambique LNG project could undermine the Alaska project by creating competition in the global market, particularly in Asia, and potentially jeopardizing U.S. energy security goals.

The resolution calls for the Export-Import Bank to reassess its funding priorities, emphasizing the need to support domestic initiatives like the Alaska LNG project that align with long-term national export objectives. It highlights the importance of ensuring that U.S. energy security is not compromised by foreign projects, especially in light of reported human rights concerns associated with the Mozambique project. The Alaska State Legislature requests that the bank provide equal support for the Alaska LNG project, thereby reinforcing the state's commitment to meeting global energy demands while fostering domestic economic growth.