The swearing-in of the new 119th Congress early this month and the inauguration of President Donald Trump for a second term presents a genuine opportunity to improve our nation’s energy […]
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The Energy Election
The 2024 election will be discussed and studied for years to come, as it had several surprises throughout the election cycle as well as close races around the country. While […]
America’s Energy Connection: October edition
AXPC’s monthly newsletter to Capitol Hill offices. News For You How Russia’s LNG ‘dark fleet’ disguises its activity Russia’s “dark fleet” of tankers carrying liquefied natural gas has intensified activity […]
AXPC: Permitting Reform Primer
Congress Should Adopt Long Overdue Comprehensive Energy-Permitting Reform Why America Needs Permitting Reform: American families are still grappling with persistently high consumer energy prices and our electrical grid is being […]
AXPC’s 2025 Energy Policy Blueprint
The AXPC’s 2025 Energy Policy Blueprint is a resource for the upcoming 119th Congress and the new presidential administration, offering commonsense legislative solutions that address some of the most pressing […]
Introducing: The American Energy Connection
AXPC’s September American Energy Connection: For the American economy to compete on the global stage, it is critical to develop infrastructure projects that support the rising demand for energy and […]
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 […]