While the U.S. can’t control supply disruptions in other countries or when demand increases in India, there are policy levers Congress and the administration can pull to help in the short and intermediate run.
Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks Details Free Market Climate Solutions
During her first term in Congress, Miller-Meeks has been a vocal advocate for sustainable energy and climate solutions.
NEPA Revisions Would Undercut Infrastructure Projects
"Other infrastructure projects not directly related to energy including roads, bridges, mass transit, and broadband infrastructure arealso impacted. This is unfortunate since America already faces a range of other challenges including record inflation, supply chain issues, and worker shortages. The last thing it needs is costly construction delays for critical infrastructure."
America’s Nuclear Reluctance
"At the NRC's stately pace of regulatory reform, the first innovative nuclear reactors designed by American companies may well begin operation in Eastern Europe before they get built in Idaho."
Carbon transition means global development must learn to love mining
"If the U.S. and our allies do not engage more actively on mining — including in developing countries — the U.S. could switch from being largely beholden to the OPEC cartel to a cartel made up of China and Russia."
An “All of the Above” Energy Strategy to Reduce Emissions, Increase Supply, and Lower Prices
An “all of the above” energy strategy recognizes that, in a free market, numerous energy sources will likely have a part to play in reducing emissions.
Reliable Power During the Energy Transition Requires Natural Gas
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Biden’s Solar Tariff Brawl
"Democrats’ solar fight illustrates how their climate obsession is leading to more trade protectionism. American consumers, workers and businesses will be the losers."
The Folly of Neoisolationism and “Dark MAGA”
Neoisolationism is out of touch with American history and the will of the American people
Price Controls on Fuel Would Be Disastrous for Americans
"Policymakers need to remove government intervention that is driving up prices, not try to pass a bill that would double down on heavy-handed government."









