This week, we continue to walk down TEA’s Common Sense Energy Agenda, by exploring the second step in that path: Secure America’s energy independence with natural gas and make the world safer. First, let’s talk about why that matters: Affordable and reliable energy is essential…
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Last week, we introduced you to TEA’s Path To America’s Common Sense Energy Agenda, and now we would like to explore the first step in that path: Recognize natural gas is green. And why does it matter if we recognize that natural gas is green…
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In America, natural gas is pound for pound the most affordable, cleanest, most efficient, most effective, most reliable, and safe source of energy, and we have nearly 100 years of it. That’s plenty of time as a bridge fuel, to use entrepreneurial spirit, competition, and…
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As we all hand over some of our hard-earned money to the government today on Tax Day, everyone should also be thinking about the hidden “tax” the Biden Administration and its misplaced policies are putting on American families every other day he’s been in office.…
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President Biden recently gave a speech about how he was going to “lower gas prices at the pump for American families.” In between trying to pass blame on oil companies for a year of his bad policy decisions and draining the strategic petroleum reserve to…
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You’ve likely been hearing a lot about energy independence lately—an important topic we’ve been talking about for some time here. But, with the uncertainty of global events after the Russian invasion of Ukraine combined with the burdensome inflation and skyrocketing energy prices that every day…
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The skyrocketing prices and inflation that every-day Americans are facing right now isn’t news to anyone—we’ve all seen the prices ticking up everywhere from the gas pump to the grocery store. The cost of groceries alone has crept up over 8 percent higher than they…
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As we’ve discussed here before, one of Putin’s strongest pieces of leverage in the Ukraine conflict he initiated is Russia’s stranglehold on providing energy to European nations. Europe gets about 40% of its natural gas imports from Russia. And, that dependence came as Europe declined…
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We’ve talked here a lot about how China has a near monopoly on materials commonly called rare earth metals and other minerals that are necessary ingredients to build solar panels, as well as wind turbines and the batteries in electric vehicles. In recent years, China…
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The last few weeks have been tough to watch and hard to believe as a complex and terrible war unfolds on the other side of the world. But, during this tragic time, it’s important to look at some of the choices that brought the world…
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