The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), an Agency within the Interior Department, recently released a proposed rule to amend current law that could make it harder for the American people […]

A recent analysis on US natural gas markets commissioned by the American Council for Capital Formation Center (ACCF) evaluated multiple demand outlooks and draws two important conclusions. First, America has […]

EPA is in the process of finalizing a regulation that – if left unchanged – could increase energy costs for American families and businesses across the country and actually hurt […]

Ahead of a Group of Seven (G7) meeting in Japan, G7 officials gathered for a ministerial meeting to discuss economic, trade, and environmental issues. On Sunday, April 16, news broke […]

Why is permitting modernization a hot topic? The need for permitting reform is a discussion that has closely followed discussions around the need to modernize our infrastructure. Energy industry executives, […]

For opponents of oil and gas development on federal lands, there are many opportunities to “spin the message wheel” to create confusion or claims against production.  One day, its complaints […]

Before the American Shale Revolution, our country faced high and unstable energy prices and increasing emissions. We were largely reliant on foreign countries to meet our energy needs – meaning […]

As a result of the innovation of the US oil and natural gas industry, the US became the world’s largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the first half […]

AXPC is strongly opposed to the book minimum tax in the Schumer-Manchin Inflation Reduction Act that the Senate is expected to consider soon. This $313 billion tax increase will fall […]

AXPC member companies – producers of American energy – are authors of the great American Shale Revolution – a time when domestic energy production transformed our nation’s energy landscape. During […]