Energy
Rep. Brett Guthrie Discusses Conservative Energy and Climate Policies
Congressman Guthrie has been a leader in advancing commonsense energy and climate solutions.
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Agriculture
Price Controls are a Threat to People and the Planet
The better approach to control inflation is to reduce government spending and increase energy abundance.
Economics
We All Pay the Price for Protectionism
Phil Gramm and Donald J. Boudreaux write in The Wall Street Journal about the price of protectionism. “Protectionism and industrial policy misallocate resources and reduce economic efficiency. When…
Environment
This Election Won’t Be About Climate Change, and That’s Okay
It’s wishful thinking to assume climate change is one of the most important issues leading up to November. It’s not. And that’s okay.
Energy
It’s Time for Congress to Capitalize on Nuclear Power’s Momentum
Congress can capitalize on the ADVANCE Act by implementing further regulatory reforms to put nuclear power on a level playing field with other energy sources.
Environment
Tim Walz Pick Signals Progressive Confidence on Climate Policy
Harris is doubling down on conventional progressive policy because she can.
Infrastructure
American Dams Will Keep Failing Without Permitting Reform
Permitting reform is needed to improve at-risk dams and keep clean, affordable hydropower online in the U.S.
Energy
10 Initial Thoughts on the Permitting Reform Act of 2024
While more reforms will be needed, the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024 is a good start.
Energy
Looming Bank Regulations Could Raise Your Energy Bill
While the intentions of B3E to strengthen and provide greater transparency to the global banking system are good, publicly-owned gas systems are concerned that the implementation of these banking regulations will be unduly onerous.
Energy
Energy Policies a Potential Trump-Vance Administration Should Prioritize
A Trump-Vance administration could provide relief to consumers and businesses by modernizing regulations, supporting innovation, and increasing competition to allow the market to meet America’s energy needs.