EnergyNews
Study: Obama’s Carbon Rules Could Cost Thousands of Manufacturing Jobs in Your State
A new study predicts that more than a half million manufacturing jobs will be eliminated from the U.S. economy as a result of the Obama… Read More
EnergyCommentary
3 Reasons to Dismiss EPA’s Latest Excuse on Keystone XL
One would think you can beat a dead horse only so many times. Using low oil prices this time, the Environmental Protection Agency is urging… Read More
EnergyCommentary
Cartoon: Obama’s Environmental Footprint
Heritage Foundation’s Nick Loris, whose work focuses on energy policy, weighed in earlier this week: The Obama administration is calling on Congress to designate more… Read More
EnergyNews
How Much is Your State Paying for a Gallon of Gas? This Cool Map Will Show You.
What is the average price of gas in your state? Researchers at Debt.com have put together a map to show you. Debt.com’s interactive map allows… Read More
EnergyNews
Is $5 a Gallon Gas on Its Way? This Expert Thinks So
You might want to consider filling up your tanks, America. One expert is warning $5 per gallon gas is on its way. John Hofmeister, the… Read More
EnergyNews
Meet the Texans Who Could Lose Their Jobs Over Falling Oil Prices
We might be enjoying lower gas prices, but oil-rich areas of Texas are not. Economists are worried that the Lone Star state could lose tens… Read More
EnergyNews
Ohio Oil Production Sputters, Complicating John Kasich’s Agenda
Ohio’s oil production since 2012 has been far short of state officials’ projections. That’s according to a new report from Opportunity Ohio. Low production plus sharply… Read More
EnergyNews
Leave the SUV, Take the Prius: Obama Warns ‘Gas Prices Are Gonna Go Back Up’
The U.S. economy looks bullish as the price of oil plummets and employment numbers bounce back. But President Obama is advising consumers to be cautious,… Read More
EnergyNews
Nebraska Supreme Court Hands Keystone XL Supporters Major Victory
The Nebraska Supreme Court handed supporters of the Keystone XL oil pipeline a major victory today, approving the state’s proposed route for the project. The… Read More
EnergyNews
Is It True That Low Gas Prices Hurt the Economy?
Low prices at the pump are good for consumers, but are they hurting the American economy? Though oil prices fell below $50 per barrel as… Read More
EnergyCommentary
White House Threatens to Veto Jobs, Energy and Common Sense
For good reason, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate’s first order of business would be a vote to approve the Keystone XL pipeline…. Read More
EnergyNews
On Day One of New Congress, Obama Vows to Veto Keystone XL Pipeline
The White House said today that President Obama would veto the Keystone XL pipeline bill, which is supported by more than 60 U.S. senators. “If… Read More
EnergyCommentary
How the Left Wants to Eradicate Planes, Trains and Automobiles by Shutting Off Their Financial Fuel
“Planes, Trains and Automobiles” is not just the name of Steve Martin and John Candy’s 1987 everything-goes-wrong comedy film. It’s also the prospective casualty list… Read More
EnergyCommentary
Whether Gas Prices Are High or Low, Lift the Ban on Crude Exports
Gasoline prices continue to drop across the country with the national average falling to $2.50 per gallon. Are low prices good or bad for the… Read More
EnergyNews
In These 13 States, Gas Is Selling for Below $2 a Gallon
Just two weeks ago, a sole gas station in Oklahoma swept headlines for dropping gas prices below $2 a gallon. Today, 13 states have joined… Read More
EnergyCommentary
Feeling Better at the Pump? Since 2008, America’s Oil Supply Has Grown by 50%
If you’re like most Americans, you haven’t been questioning the welcome drop in gasoline prices. You just fill ‘er up and feel grateful that you’re… Read More
EnergyAnalysis
Chart of the Day: U.S. Oil Production by the Numbers
As news stirs around OPEC’s decision to not cut oil production, we’ve pulled together the chart below with a closer look at the surging production in the… Read More
Commentary
Congress’ Sneaky Tactic to Grab More Land for the Government
Congress has returned from the mid-term elections and members are hammering out the details of the National Defense Authorization Act. NDAA, which has passed for… Read More
EnergyCommentary
Even If OPEC Had Decided to Cut Oil Production, It Wouldn’t Be a Huge Deal. Here’s Why.
As oil prices decline, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has decided not to cut oil production. OPEC’s production decision is not a new one…. Read More
EnergyNews
An Obama Veto of Keystone XL Pipeline Would Be ‘Equivalent of Calling the American People Stupid,’ Boehner Says
House Speaker John Boehner had a firm warning for President Obama this morning: Vetoing a bill approving the Keystone XL pipeline would be the “equivalent… Read More
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How a Bill Approving the Keystone XL Pipeline Could Be on Obama’s Desk by Year’s End
On the heels of bruising losses in the midterm elections, Senate Democrats are pushing for a vote on the Keystone XL oil pipeline, a measure… Read More
EnergyCommentary
What the Left’s Scare Tactics on Keystone Pipeline Get Wrong
Earlier this year the Obama administration again delayed a decision about the Keystone XL pipeline. The 1,200 mile, $5.2 billion pipeline could increase North American… Read More
EnergyNews
This One Policy Switch Could Make Gas Way Cheaper
For nearly 40 years, there’s a been a ban on exporting crude oil from the United States to other nations in the world. Now, a… Read More
EnergyNews
Bobby Jindal: How the ‘Radical Left’ Uses Energy Costs to Control Americans
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal yesterday accused the Obama administration of making energy more expensive with the goal of making Americans more dependent on government. “The… Read More
EnergyNews
Here’s How New Mexico Made the Leap Into Top 5 Oil-Rich States
Move over, Oklahoma. New Mexico has regained its position as the fifth-highest state in terms of oil production in the country. In an annual report… Read More
EnergyCommentary
We’d Have an Energy Boom … If the Government Got Out of the Way
There’s been something of an energy boom taking place in the U.S. over the past few years, and it’s given the American economy a real… Read More
EnergyNews
12 States Sue Obama Administration for Regulatory ‘Overreach’
Coal country is striking back at the federal government in the latest “war on coal” battle. Twelve states are suing the Environmental Protection Agency to… Read More
EnergyNews
Marine Veteran Slams Obama’s War on Coal
Marine veteran Shawn Adkins says he’s ready to fight back against Obama’s so-called “war on coal” as it tears through West Virginia. Federal regulations are… Read More
EnergyNews
How U.S. Taxpayers Subsidize Fossil Fuels in Russia, Saudi Arabia While Being Penalized at Home
Americans have to pay more for electricity and compete for fewer jobs because of President Obama’s regulatory curbs on fossil fuels at home, even as… Read More
EnergyCommentary
This Standard Is One Reason the Price of Gas Will Increase
Not thinking things through is a chronic problem with policy-makers in Washington. Superficial and easily sound-bite-able policies dominate the thoughtful-but-complex ones. For instance mandates for… Read More
