Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said oil export bans are unlikely to lower energy prices but all options remain open. He also noted Venezuelan coal exports could be part of potential US deals.
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US INTERIOR SECRETARY BURGUM: VENEZUELAN COAL EXPORTS COULD BE PART OF POTENTIAL DEALS WITH THE U.S. || OIL EXPORT BANS ARE UNLIKELY TO LOWER ENERGY PRICES, BUT ALL OPTIONS REMAIN ON THE TABLE.
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