Instead of restrictions to block natural gas and oil, the focus should be providing Americans reliable energy sources.
to provide energy security to allies overseas during the biggest European land war since World War II.A bipartisan effort to modernize the permitting process for energy infrastructure facilities, such as pipelines, would curtail predatory lawsuits, incentivize investment, create jobs and ensure American energy leadership for decades to come. Lawmakers must get this effort across the finish line this year.
With geopolitical instability a constant concern, too much is at stake for our elected leaders to drop the ball on energy security. Production of American natural gas and oil – which provideInstead of restrictions to block natural gas and oil, the focus should be providing Americans reliable energy sources, enhancing global security, cementing our energy dominance and making energy safer, cleaner, and more affordable.
Stephanie Catarino Wissman, Executive Director, American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Pa. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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