Exported Carbon Emissions Report Act of 2025

The Exported Carbon Emissions Report Act of 2025 requires the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to annually collect and publish data comparing U.S. domestic fossil fuel emissions (including extraction, processing, and combustion within U.S. borders) with emissions from fossil fuels exported from the U.S. and combusted abroad. The EPA must analyze carbon dioxide and methane emissions for the previous ten years, using scientific data and international accounting standards, and make the reports publicly available on its website. This law does not regulate emissions directly but creates a new federal reporting requirement focused on tracking the global climate impact of U.S. energy exports. The data will help policymakers and the public understand how U.S. fossil fuel production affects worldwide emissions.