Americans are paying 25% more for gasoline than they did a year ago. Higher gas prices force difficult decisions about buying food, paying rent and other essentials. Some argue it’s an insufficient supply issue, while others contend that the U.S. must transition to a cleaner-burning fuel economy.
The U.S. has experienced considerable volatility and change over the past two decades. That is nothing new; volatility and change are part of U.S. history. But what does seem to be new and unique to this era is the speed at which changes are happening, and how quickly everyone is aware of them. The speed of change and policy uncertainty opens the door to reimagination, especially when it comes to U.S.-produced energy.
From there, they develop policy solutions, implement advocacy strategies, and deliver roadmaps to the public which incorporate a transition to a cleaner energy footprint in a manageable timeframe. Utilizing the collective wisdom and innovation through these strategic partnerships creates a path forward that does not exist today. It also presents a new opportunity for the energy industry to work with future administrations, Congress, and regulators to collaborate and finally deliver clear and consistent energy policy, reliable and multiple sources of cleaner burning energy, and pricing stability for consumers.
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