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American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
Refineries don’t set fuel prices. So who does?
Crude costs, tanker rates, refining and a global market all play a role. API’s @T_Mason_H breaks it down 💡
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
A major coalition is lining up behind permitting reform. API joined 137 organizations in urging Congress to pass the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act this year.
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
After more than a decade of debate over permitting reform, now is the time to get it done.
@EnergyUnderSec @DrakeWellMuseum @ForumDrake @ENERGY
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
In 1859, a single well changed the world. More than a century later, the spirit of innovation that began here continues to power American energy.
API is proud to support the preservation of Drake Well and the history that reminds us where we've been and inspires where we're headed. @ForumDrake
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
“Washington has a generational opportunity to fundamentally transform a broken permitting system and help address affordability challenges.” — API President & CEO Mike Sommers
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
American producers are delivering record energy ⚡
@EIAgov projects record U.S. oil production in 2026, driven by growth in the Permian Basin and new offshore projects in the Gulf. Continued investment helps strengthen U.S. energy security and meet demand at home and abroad.
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
A stronger economy starts with smarter permitting 📈
An @ICF analysis commissioned by API found permitting reform could support nearly $24 billion in tax revenue by 2030.
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
Comprehensive permitting reform could support 705,000 jobs and nearly $24 billion in tax revenue by 2030, according to an @ICF analysis commissioned by API.
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
Permitting reform is within reach. Now it’s time for Congress to finish the job. Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/permittin…
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
What exactly is permitting reform, and why does it matter for America’s energy future?
Get up to speed with @energycitizens Energy 101: how permitting works, what needs to change and how comprehensive reform can get America building again 👇
energycitizens.org/energy-10…
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
Lengthy permitting delays raise energy costs for Americans and make it harder to build the infrastructure America needs 🏗️
The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (BAAJA) would set clear timelines, reduce litigation delays and help get projects built.
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
Read more: linkedin.com/pulse/permittin…
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
Permitting delays make infrastructure more expensive. McKinsey estimates that permitting delays increase construction costs by 24%–30%. mckinsey.com/industries/publ…
API Colorado Executive Director Carly West joined @rmpbs Colorado Inside Out last week for a conversation on the upcoming election, affordability and some of the key issues facing Colorado.
Watch the full episode here: pbs.org/video/october-2nd-20…
American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
More bipartisan momentum for permitting reform.
Support continues to grow across the aisle for comprehensive reform that cuts needless delays and gets America building again. @HouseBlueDogs
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American Petroleum Institute Colorado retweeted
“This is an opportunity for us to unleash American innovation and our incredible skilled labor force to build big things again.” — @SenatorHeinrich on yesterday's historic Bipartisan Affordability and Jobs Act