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A Breakdown of Permits vs. Leases, and How They Impact Energy Development
Opponents of oil and gas development on federal lands often try to create confusion with claims against American energy production. One day, it’s complaints that oil and gas companies are […]
America is a “Competitive Check” on World Oil Markets
There has been a lot of noise about the oil market recently, and the American people deserve to know the factors that affect this global commodity. The ultimate price-setter is […]
America’s Energy Revolution Keeps Us Safe From Price Spikes
Policies Should Encourage – Not Restrict – Production Twenty years ago, American oil and natural production was declining as imported OPEC supplies continued to swamp world energy markets. Thirty years […]
Fast Facts on American Natural Gas Prices
One of the justifications that supporters of the Biden administration’s recent freeze on U.S. LNG (liquefied natural gas) export approvals center around the domestic cost of natural gas. They argue […]
Guide to the “Unlocking our Domestic LNG Potential Act”
On a Friday news dump in January, the Biden administration announced that it will freeze new U.S. liquified natural gas (LNG) export approvals to non-Free Trade Agreement nations (i.e. most […]
Resource Document: The Need for U.S. LNG – U.S. Natural Gas Can Power the World and Lower Global Emissions
“Natural gas is one of the mainstays of global energy. Where it replaces more polluting fuels, it improves air quality and limits emissions of carbon dioxide.” -Faith Birol, Executive Director, […]
Understanding the 2024 Methane Regulation Landscape
You’ve probably heard a lot recently about methane regulation, and with good reason. Reducing methane emissions from the oil and gas sector is one of the most achievable and impactful […]
Recognizing America’s Critical Role in the Future of Energy
AXPC Heads to Capitol Hill: On December 5, AXPC President and CEO Anne Bradbury testified before the House Energy and Commerce’s Subcommittee on Energy, Climate, and Grid Security, chaired by […]