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On this episode of the Unregulated Podcast Tom and Mike discuss the Climate Leadership Council, the Line Five Pipeline, and the Colonial Pipeline. Links: Clean Energy Can Be Made a Cleaner Process RNC Research What is the Nord Stream 2 Pipeline? Tesla Makes More Money Trading Bitcoin Than Selling Cars SPOTTED: Socialist AOC’s Tesla Parked […]
Tom and Mike discuss G-10 staffers and Covid/climate conundrums. Plus the GOP’s three-day climate event, the Clean Future Act, Bloomberg in China, and climate spending. Links: Joshua Siegel on Twitter Secrecy and Abuse Claims Haunt China’s Solar Factories in Xinjiang Scientific American Steak-umms vs. Neil deGrasse Tyson Biden’s infrastructure plan earmarks $400 billion in home-based […]
Tom and Mike sit down to discuss President Biden’s first press conference and the infrastructure bill. They also discuss problems with the Jones Act and the future of the filibuster. American Energy Alliance · #30: Tom and Mike discuss Biden's first press conference and the infrastructure bill
“Every federal infrastructure investment should reduce climate pollution, and require any federal permitting decision to consider the effects of greenhouse gas emissions and climate change.” — BIDEN/HARRIS CLIMATE PLAN The statements above are an indication that Biden would make it difficult for developers to obtain federal permits to build fossil fuel infrastructure such as pipelines, […]
While pipelines in the United States face increasingly hostile legal challenges, China is seeing the importance of a national oil and natural gas pipeline network and is buying pipelines and storage facilities valued at 391.4 billion yuan ($55.9 billion). PipeChina was created in December 2019 to consolidate pipeline assets from the country’s state-owned oil and […]
Long overdue overhaul will get American infrastructure projects out of the courtroom and onto the construction site. WASHINGTON DC (July 15, 2020) – Today, the American Energy Alliance voiced its support for the White House’s Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) final rule updating regulations implementing the procedural provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). […]
The American Energy Alliance urges all members to opposed H.R. 2 the Moving Forward Act. This legislation is not good faith effort to advance transportation policy. Rather the legislation seeks to hijack the required surface transportation reauthorization process to attach a slew of extraneous green provisions drawn from the unworkable Green New Deal. This mirrors the equally shameless effort from earlier this […]
H.R. 2 has lost its way becoming the latest vehicle for Green New Deal policies WASHINGTON DC (June 30, 2020) – Today, the American Energy Alliance (AEA) voiced its opposition to H.R. 2, the “Moving Forward Act”, a $1.5 trillion infrastructure package currently under consideration before the U.S. House of Representatives. What traditionally serves as […]
WASHINGTON DC (July 30, 2019) – Today, Thomas Pyle, President of the American Energy Alliance, issued a letter to Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman John Barrasso highlighting concerns about the recently introduced America’s Transportation Infrastructure Act. Included in the legislation is an unjustified, $1 billion handout to special interests in the form of charging […]
This week brought the unfortunate news that Sen. Barrasso, normally a steady hand in energy policy discussions, has reportedly agreed to Democrat demands for new subsidies for expensive green dreams. The senator from Wyoming has apparently given the nod to include subsidies for electric vehicle charging stations in an infrastructure bill expected to be unveiled […]