A new study shows electricity demand from air conditioning will exceed California’s grid capacity in less than 10 years.

Governor Newsom’s energy policies are making the state increasingly vulnerable to price spikes and supply interruptions driven by global geopolitics.

Coastal elites may not notice the impact of Sacramento’s policy decisions, but blue-collar Californians certainly do – and they’ve decided enough is enough.

Governor Newsom’s unilateral mandates to end in-state oil and gas production require a disregard for basic economics.

The proposal would kill at least 130,000 jobs, lead to massive increases in household costs, and make the state fully dependent on oil imports.

Policies limiting in-state energy production mean California’s economic security is routinely threatened by unpredictable events halfway around the world.

Without a decrease in demand, in-state production cuts will only result in more foreign oil imports. Forecasts show California’s oil demand will remain stable for decades.

While wealthy households get benefits for driving electric vehicles and installing solar panels, other communities are left to make ends meet as costs increase.

Governor Newsom’s recent Executive Order ignores the consequences of pushing energy policies ahead of our energy reality.