U.S. Oil and Gas Innovation Provides a Critical Guide Ahead of COP27

As world leaders descend on Egypt for the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27), it’s against a backdrop of a global energy crisis that has countries throughout the world facing energy insecurity heading into the cold winter months. In what should be a solutions-focused event to discuss ways to address shared decarbonization goals, it’s

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Fact Check: Whitehouse and Khanna Push Falsehoods About Energy Prices and Windfall Profits Tax

Calling all fact checkers. In a “Twitter Spaces” conversation on Tuesday, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) and Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) pushed blatantly false and easily debunked claims about oil and gasoline prices and a windfall profits tax in yet another attempt to undermine the American energy industry. The conversation comes a day after President Biden

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Consumer Reports Study Adds to Long Line of Flawed Indoor Air Quality Studies

Recently a Consumer Reports study was published on natural gas stoves’ impacts on indoor air quality,  perpetuating false claims against residential natural gas use. This study isn’t the first time the safety of residential natural gas has been called into question by activists masquerading behind biased research. Activists and their funders started this campaign at

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Biden Claims U.S. Energy Companies Not Pumping Oil – Despite Record Production

With just eight days before a high-stakes midterm election, President Biden has a proposal to address inflation and high energy prices – higher taxes. On Monday, following record earnings from oil majors, the President gave a press conference criticizing oil companies’ profits and encouraging Congress to levy additional taxes on American energy companies, ignoring his

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New SPR Drawdown Plan Is a Political Ploy with No Long-Term Benefit to Consumers

Last week, President Biden announced further drawdowns from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). While the President claimed that the decision was “not politically motivated at all,” members of the media and current and former legislators were quick to draw connections between the move and the looming midterm elections. According to industry statements and data, the

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New Questions over Climate Litigation Financing as NJ AG Files New Case

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin filed a climate lawsuit last Tuesday just weeks after being confirmed by the state legislature. Platkin was only confirmed to the role officially last month after serving in an interim capacity for several months – which, in New Jersey, is an appointed position – and it looks like the

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Experts Push Back on Politically Motivated Price Gouging Allegations, Again

The mixed messages on domestic energy production from the Biden administration continue, this time, echoed by California Governor Gavin Newsom as gas prices inch higher across the country and surge in California. Mixed Messages from the White House Last week, President Biden made the unfounded suggestion that oil companies would use Hurricane Ian to raise

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