API PA, a state affiliate office of the API, represents all segments of the natural gas and oil industry and supports nearly 500,000 PA jobs.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
“The history of energy is a history of addition – more energy sources – not subtraction”
- Mike Sommers, President and CEO, American Petroleum Institute
#thedrakeforum #energy #energysecurity – at Titusville, PA
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania 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 Pennsylvania retweeted
API President & CEO @mj_sommers joined @EnergyUnderSec Kyle Haustveit at the birthplace of the modern oil industry today to discuss how permitting reform can help unleash the next generation of American energy leadership. @DrakeWellMuseum @ForumDrake
This morning, API PA Executive Director Stephanie Catarino Wissman joined @WVMetroNews Talkline to discuss federal permitting reform.
"This permitting reform package plays a critical role in keeping the momentum going," Wissman said.
Listen here:
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American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania 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 Pennsylvania 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 Pennsylvania 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.
In a new op-ed for PennLive, API PA Executive Director @scwissman explains why energy-rich states like Pennsylvania need more infrastructure.
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American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
Permitting delays make infrastructure more expensive. McKinsey estimates that permitting delays increase construction costs by 24%–30%. mckinsey.com/industries/publ…
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
America’s outdated permitting system is holding back energy infrastructure, and consumers are paying for it.
API’s @T_Mason_H connects the dots between stalled pipelines and power lines, higher costs and the need for permitting reform.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
We need to build big things to meet the demands of the future. API’s Dustin Meyer explains why modernizing our broken permitting process is essential to moving critical infrastructure projects forward.
Now is the time for Congress to deliver comprehensive reform and get America building.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
A diesel export ban won't solve supply challenges. It could reduce fuel production and raise costs for consumers.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
Congress has a real opportunity to get permitting reform done.
API’s Kristin Whitman on why this is a pivotal moment to fix our broken permitting system and unlock infrastructure that will power America’s future.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
API President & CEO @mj_sommers joined @kaileyleinz and @JMathieuReports on @BloombergTV to explain why diesel export restrictions would drive fuel prices higher and how permitting reform could help deliver more affordable energy for American consumers.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
API President & CEO @mj_sommers joined @larry_kudlow on @FoxBusiness to explain why restricting diesel exports would push fuel prices higher, and what policymakers should do instead to help ease tight markets.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
Banning diesel exports won’t fix rising prices. It could just make them worse. API’s @T_Mason_H walks through the economics of getting this wrong.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
The Empire State Building took just over a year to build. Major energy projects today can take a decade or more. Now is the time for Congress to pass comprehensive, bipartisan permitting reform to help secure affordable, reliable American energy for decades to come.
American Petroleum Institute Pennsylvania retweeted
Why does permitting reform matter? It’s all about connecting supply with demand. API’s @T_Mason_H explains 💡