All-of-the-Above Strategy Necessitates Collaboration, Free Market

All-of-the-Above Strategy Necessitates Collaboration, Free Market

There is no denying that energy demand is surging—forecasted to grow 4.7 percent over the next five years, compared to a previous estimate of 2.6 percent. Efforts to meet this demand, however, are hotly contested and debated. Utilities in the Southeast United States are eyeing new gas power plants in order to keep up with…

EPA Considers Toughening Power Plant Rules

EPA Considers Toughening Power Plant Rules

Over the last couple years, the Biden administration’s federal agencies have proposed rule after rule to establish additional red tape across our domestic energy sector. For example, the EPA proposed vehicle tailpipe emissions so stringent it would essentially mandate the widespread adoption of electric vehicles by 2030. Though the agency slightly walked back the requirements,…

Army Corps of Engineers to continue review of Dakota Access Pipeline

Washington, D.C. – U.S. District Judge James Boasberg issued a ruling on the Dakota Access pipeline Thursday which said the Army Corps of Engineers failed to adequately consider impacts of an oil spill in the Missouri River. The Army Corps of Engineers must now redo its environmental impact analysis on certain areas of the pipeline route….

GAIN Commends President Trump’s Trip to Ohio to Discuss Infrastructure

Washington, D.C. – President Trump is expected to visit the Cincinnati area tomorrow to discuss the need for a major investment in our nation’s infrastructure.  This is part of his effort to promote $1 trillion in public and private infrastructure development. The members of the GAIN Coalition (Grow America’s Infrastructure Now) applaud the President’s vision to…

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