“Putin knows responsibly produced North American energy reduces revenues for his war machine.”
By Gene Barr
Gordon Tomb: EPA rule threatens Trainer refinery
Renewable fuel compliance credits threaten the continued operation of Monroe Energy’s Trainer Refinery and its hundreds of jobs.
By Gordon Tomb
Guy Ciarrocchi: It’s time to become the leader in providing the nation’s energy needs
It’s up to us to make sure that happens.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Jim Snell: PA’s energy revolution is bigger than Pennsylvania
With prices at the pump reaching levels not seen since 2014, it is critical that our elected leaders find ways to continue their support for oil and gas development.
By Jim Snell
Senator Gene Yaw: What critics get wrong about energy choice
Last month, seven environmental groups wrote a misguided letter to Philadelphia officials bashing legislation that I sponsored as counterintuitive to the city’s decarbonization goals.
By Senator Gene Yaw
Power PA Jobs Alliance: PA’ians will see higher energy bills if RGGI resolution defeated
“The RGGI Partnership will also cause larger power plants that can’t financially sustain themselves under the [production] cap to shut down, costing Pennsylvania thousands of good-paying, union, energy-sector jobs.”
Is a mileage-based road fee in Pennsylvania’s future?
As gas tax revenue slips, Pennsylvania leaders are searching for new ways to meet the state’s long-term transportation needs and costs. A mileage-based road fee may be on the horizon, among other implementations to elevate funding.
By Rick Woelfel
Ben Mannes: Opposition to PA pipelines hurts us and helps Putin
While the President’s actions have caused many a furrowed brow in the national news, the similarly destructive actions of PA Gov. Tom Wolf have been largely ignored by local and national media.
By Ben Mannes
Pipelines deliver the energy that powers Pennsylvania – and the U.S.
Partisan politics are disrupting growth in the energy sector–and Pennsylvanians are suffering for it.
By Stephanie Catarino Wissman
Todd Shepherd: PA’s natural gas is stranded from ‘high risk’ energy regions like New England
As Pennsylvania and other parts of New England brace for a brutal winter, the region’s lack of natural gas infrastructure may prove to be a substantial problem for millions of residents.
By Todd Shepherd