Four Key Energy Policy Facts to Guide Sacramento in 2023
Governor Newsom’s failing policies have led to high costs and heavy dependence on foreign oil for basic energy needs. Sacramento must change course in the new year.
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2022: The Year California Energy Policy Lost Its Damn Mind >
Governor Newsom and Sacramento policymakers aren’t leading an energy transition. They’re letting consumers and businesses suffer under politicized energy chaos.
False Rhetoric Fuels Newsom’s Push for New Refinery Tax Scheme >
The governor’s narratives on oil companies and gas prices are laced with false claims. We set the record straight on three of the most egregious.
News and Analysis
Ventura County Ignores Voters, Renews Attempts to Shut Down Local Oil and Gas
County officials are trying to restrict local energy production despite voters rejecting the idea at the ballot just two months ago.
Central Valley Leaders Join Call for More California Oil Production
Citing record energy costs, Kern and Fresno County Supervisors unanimously urge Governor Newsom to curb dependence on foreign oil by producing more in-state.
Energy Shutdown Advocates Ignore Dependence and Affordability Concerns in Los Angeles
Eliminating oil production won’t lower demand for oil. Rather, it will raise costs and make Californians more reliant on foreign regimes for basic energy needs.
New TV Ad Aims to Refocus California Energy Policy Debate on Facts
Amid false claims and gaslighting, the TV spot points to government data showing the state has cut oil production 25%, leading to more foreign imports and higher gas prices.
