United States — United States Department of Energy & Marco Rubio

United States — United States Department of Energy: The DOE signed and promoted the deal, emphasizing nonproliferation and economic benefits for US industry.

Marco Rubio: As Secretary of State, Rubio defended the deal against proliferation concerns, emphasizing safeguards and US commercial interests.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The United States — United States Department of Energy, through Secretary Chris Wright, has reported increased oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz and emphasized Washington's commitment to ensuring its continued openness.

Marco Rubio: Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, has been on a regional tour to reassure Gulf allies about the US-Iran peace deal, emphasizing that Washington will protect their security interests and ensure toll-free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The DoE requested $768 million for nuclear security related to Iran.

Marco Rubio: Secretary of State Rubio has denounced Iran's actions and engaged in diplomatic efforts, but negotiations remain stalled.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The DOE hosted mining schools and announced $100 million in grants to boost mining education.

Marco Rubio: Secretary of State attended the roundtable.

United States — United States Department of Energy: Releases official inventory data that influences oil prices.

Marco Rubio: US Secretary of State has opposed Iranian control but acknowledged progress. His stance may shape the final US position.

United States — United States Department of Energy: Concluded that the Energy Policy Act of 2005 had minimal impact on energy conservation.

Marco Rubio: Sponsored a similar bill in 2022 that passed the Senate.