Energy
The Gas Stove Debate is Heating Up
The Biden administration’s proposed gas stove ban puts consumers at risk for higher energy costs and diminished services.
The Time Is Now for U.S. Energy Independence
U.S. energy independence will stabilize and lower fuel prices for Americans suffering under record high inflation.
Methane Taxes Will Stifle American Energy Production
Methane taxes will damage American energy production and put the country further into debt.
Congress Should Reject New Taxes on Natural Gas
With Americans already suffering under the Biden economy, Congress should not impose a new tax on natural gas.
Irresponsible Spending and the Texas Energy Crisis
Irresponsible spending and subsidies for energy companies led to disaster for Texas during the winter storm.
New USDA Mandate for Biofuels Should be Withdrawn
The USDA’s historic approach to “market-driven blend rates” has been to aggressively pursue unachievable biofuel mandates that put manufacturing jobs at risk.
Ohio Senate to Vote on Nuclear Bailout
FirstEnergy Solutions’ (FES) nuclear power plant in Akron, Ohio needs a taxpayer funded bailout according to the company.
Ohio House Bill 6 Would Hurt Consumers in the Buckeye State
Ohio lawmakers are considering raising consumer’s energy bills in the Buckeye State to bail out two unprofitable nuclear power plants which have been scheduled for shut down in two years.
Benefits of 5G
With all the focus on creating a nationwide fifth generation (5G) network, questions often arise about why it is important for the U.S. to lead in 5G development, the benefits of moving to 5G, and why is there a continual push for more spectrum to...
Texas House Bill 3995 Would Hurt Consumers in the Lone Star State
It has been 20 years since the Texas legislature moved to end regulated energy rates and break up monopolies.
Nuclear Bailouts - A Radioactive Cost to Taxpayers
On March 22, 2019, the Trump Administration took another step to act on the president’s campaign promise to financially support coal and nuclear power.
State Energy Bailouts Pose More Urgent Threat Than Green New Deal
The Green New Deal and its associated hyperbole have commanded most of the recent attenti