Durable climate solutions will come from the market giving people what they want at cost-competitive prices.
Gas Stove Bans Promoted From Baseless Conspiracy Theory To New York State Policy
Christian Britschgi of Reason reports on New York’s gas stove ban. “New York’s new state budget includes a provision banning gas stoves in new residential construction. CNN reports that only electric stoves will be allowed in buildings under seven stories by 2026 and taller buildings by 2029.” Read the full article here.
Maine transmission line is stalled despite court victories
Benjamin Storrow of E&E News talks about the permitting challenges that clean energy is facing. “The 146-mile transmission line, known as NECEC, is supplied by hydroelectric dams that have prompted concerns among environmentalists for their land-use impacts. But the project is a pillar of New England’s attempts to green its power supplies by reducing the...
House Republicans Are Seizing The Energy Moment
House Republicans have made energy affordability and energy security the centerpiece of their campaign. It’s time Democrats follow suit.
The G7 Should Consider a Holistic Energy Approach to Meet Global Needs
G7 leaders should unleash economic freedom to empower markets to meet the world’s energy needs and reduce global emissions.
What Conservation Measures Should Be Included In The 2023 Farm Bill?
While the Farm Bill largely deals with American agriculture, crop insurance and food assistance, it is also a critical vehicle to promote American conservation.
Efforts to accelerate permitting could learn a thing or two from nuclear energy
"We believe that a fair and just siting and permitting process for energy infrastructure will result in more successful projects that can still be built fast. But designing good processes will depend on whether we’ve learned from past mistakes. A good siting process looks for places favorable toward a project, offers funding and trusted experts to help communities understand the impacts and risks and gives communities off-ramps to quit a project at various points before a go/no-go decision is made."
Litigation threatens to upend Biden’s strategy to tackle the wildfire crisis
"However, this disruptive litigation can directly harm species by delaying projects essential to conserving their habitat. In 2019, a Cottonwood-related lawsuit shut down forest restoration projects throughout New Mexico’s and Arizona’s national forests for more than a year. That delay appears to have contributed to a prescribed fire in New Mexico growing out of control and becoming last year’s Hermit’s Peak fire, which burned 340,000 acres of forest, destroyed wildlife habitat, and degraded water quality. No one wins if a species’ habitat goes up in smoke while the Forest Service is bogged down in litigation and paperwork."
Strong US-South Korea Relations are Key for the Future of Freedom (and Climate)
For the U.S. and our allies such as South Korea, energy security is national security. We need to keep expanding our supplies to provide a better, more secure energy future for everyone, everywhere.
Expensing Is Key in Any Pro‐Growth Tax Package
"As Congress searches for policies to meet our current economic challenges, maintaining full expensing—which has begun to phase out—should be top of the list. Full expensing protects business investment from the costs of inflation and supports economic growth by reducing barriers to new investments."









