US Expected to Waive Jones Act for Energy Deliveries
The US plans to issue a Jones Act waiver today to ease fuel and fertilizer deliveries. Foreign vessels can move between domestic ports as energy prices increase.
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The United States is expected to issue a waiver of the Jones Act shipping regulation as soon as Wednesday to help ease deliveries of fuel and fertilizer, according to three sources familiar with the matter. The waiver, which will allow foreign vessels to move between domestic ports, comes amid a surge in energy and fertilizer prices since the start of the conflict involving Iran.
