Energy
Senate Republicans Need to Define What They’re For
This is a fight conservatives can win and should run toward, not from.
Policy & Regulation
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Transportation
The Biggest Obstacle to EV Sales is the Government
Reforming dealer franchise laws benefit the environment, the economy, and consumers in every state.
Energy
Republicans Are Leading Efforts on Energy, Climate Solutions
Climate change is here to stay and it’s up to our elected leaders to make it an issue that unites Americans rather than increases nationwide partisanship.
Agriculture
Dutch Farmer Protests, High Gas Prices Indicate Need for Pro-Consumer Climate Policy
Mob rule shouldn’t dictate policy, but the Dutch protests should be a wakeup call for policymakers to implement the necessary policy reforms to slash both prices and emissions.
Energy
FERC Ruling Can Help Regional Grids Experiment with Renewable Integration
Keeping a flexible operating environment will allow the best solutions for integrating renewable energy to emerge naturally.
Environment
Taxing Corporations to Address Climate Change is More Popular in Theory than Practice
If policymakers are serious about enacting durable climate solutions the most popular avenues are deregulation and offsetting any new spending with reductions in other areas of the budget.
Energy
How Inflation Cripples Innovation
Inflation produced by insecure supply chains, irresponsible monetary policies, and burdensome taxation is anathema to innovation.
Environment
Why the Republican Climate Plan Is Needed Now More Than Ever
With this new agenda, conservatives have an opportunity to drastically reform the debate around climate change and usher in an era of real action.
Energy
Biden’s “Letter To Energy CEOs” won’t work: Here’s what he can actually do to make energy more affordable
Instead of writing letters to CEOs, President Biden should get to work on meaningful policy reforms to help the economy and the environment.
Environment
The Supreme Court’s Big Wins for Climate and Freedom
Top-down solutions don’t last and don’t work. Bottom-up innovators, not regulators, tend to be those who change the world.