Energy proclamation published in Federal Register

13, 2026. The entry formally identifies the presidential document and directs readers to the official electronic edition maintained by the Government Publishing Office.

The record is listed as Federal Register document 2026-20969. Its formal citation is 91 FR 65073, and it appears on pages 65073 through 65074.

What the federal record shows

The Federal Register entry classifies the document as a presidential proclamation from the Executive Office of the President. The publication record is two pages long and carries an Oct. 13 publication date.

Those identifiers matter because federal documents can have similar titles or address related subjects. The document number, citation and page range allow members of the public to locate this specific proclamation in the 2026 Federal Register without relying on the title alone.

The entry does not classify the proclamation as an agency rule. It places it in the Federal Register’s presidential-document category and labels the presidential document type as a proclamation.

How to read the citation

The citation “91 FR 65073” is the formal reference attached to the proclamation. “FR” refers to the Federal Register, while 65073 is the first page on which the document appears. The entry says the full document continues through page 65074.

The separate document number, 2026-20969, is another way to identify the record. It appears in the Federal Register page address and in the document details. Together, the title, document number, citation, publication date and page range distinguish the proclamation from other presidential records.

Which version is official

FederalRegister.gov displays an XML version of the published document for public reading and navigation. The website states that this version is an unofficial informational resource and does not replace the official print edition or the official electronic edition.

For legal research, the site directs readers to verify the record against the official edition. Its document page includes access to a PDF hosted on GovInfo.gov, the Government Publishing Office’s site. The Federal Register describes that PDF as the official electronic format.

This distinction concerns the status of the online formats, not the document’s classification. The record itself is marked as published in the Federal Register; the warning explains that FederalRegister.gov’s web display does not independently provide legal or judicial notice.

What comes next

The publication establishes a searchable Federal Register record for the proclamation. Readers following implementation or related federal activity can use document number 2026-20969 and citation 91 FR 65073 to track the exact presidential document and avoid confusion with similarly named items.

The official PDF is the version to consult when wording, formatting or legal citation is important. The FederalRegister.gov page remains the accessible starting point for the document details and the link to that official edition.