America’s Home Heating Divide A Washington Post article this month illustrated how homes across the country are heated, offering a unique view into what has become a relevant topic of discussion given the volatility of energy prices over the last year. According to a 2017-2021 American Community Survey, nearly 90 percent of U.S. homes are […]

Last week, advisors for the GAIN coalition gathered on a virtual panel to discuss the current state of U.S. energy policy. The conversation, led by GAIN Spokesperson Craig Stevens, featured Retired Major General Spider Marks, Brigham McCown, and Patrice Douglas.  Panelists Patrice Douglas and Brigham McCown spoke to the need for permitting reform, which would […]

A recent article from Inside Sources’ DC Journal illustrates how ConocoPhillips’ Willow Project, which was finally approved by the Biden administration this month, is not only a win for economic development, but also for our national security. While the project in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve ignited the usual debate—and outrage from climate activists—the need for […]

Today, House Republicans introduced H.R. 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, which aims to restore American energy independence. The comprehensive package includes bills approved by the Energy and Commerce Committee, Natural Resources Committee, and the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and is focused on increasing American energy production, reforming the permitting process, and boosting U.S. energy […]

Today, the Biden administration approved the Willow Project in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve. This project will help strengthen U.S. energy independence. Below is a statement that can be attributed to Major General Spider Marks, Former Commanding General of the U.S. Army Intelligence Center: “The Biden administration made the right decision to approve the Willow Project […]