TO THE MEMBERS OF THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
Energy
America is poised to become a global energy powerhouse. With the right policy framework, the energy sector can create even more jobs, generate much needed federal and state revenue, and move the nation toward greater energy self reliance, thus improving our competitiveness and national security.
To take full advantage of America’s opportunity, we must allow greater access to our oil and gas resources, recognize the important role of coal in our economy and work to make it cleaner, and develop and deploy advanced technologies, including alternative energy sources, nuclear energy, and energy efficiency. Developing a competitive energy workforce, streamlining the permitting process for energy infrastructure projects, and resisting regulations that burden the economy and threaten the reliability of our electricity supply are also necessary if America is to fulfill its energy potential.
The Chamber’s Institute for 21st Century Energy recently launched its new, comprehensive plan to make Energy Work for US. Learn more at EnergyWorksForUS.com.
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@Energy21 says:
#KeystoneXL will reduce oil imports from unfriendly nations #EnergyWorksforUS http://t.co/jdpgUmTwUd http://t.co/s9si7MQ74S
Shale oil development has helped North Dakota have the lowest unemployment of any state.
To: Federal, State and Local Policymakers
Re: Updating Net Metering Policies
The U.S. electric grid delivers a product essential to all Americans. Indeed, electricity runs our economy—it powers our homes, businesses, industries, and enables the smart technologies and innovations that enhance our quality of life.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
@Energy21 says:
According to the recent EIS analysis, #KeystoneXL is the best option among the alternatives studied http://t.co/6crESi9fuA
@Energy21 says:
Spot-on @DetNewsOpinion editorial on EPA: “Consumers need protection from this runaway agency.” - http://t.co/ILqnzepXJD
@Energy21 says:
U.S. Lowering Global Energy Risk, #Ukraine Faces Highest Risk: Energy Security Report @IBTimes - http://t.co/IBqfSFLuVr
