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House Energy Subcommittee opens push to expand U.S. energy production and grid reliability
Summary
Witnesses and members at the Energy and Commerce subcommittee hearing on “Powering America’s Future” agreed the country will need more energy to meet growing demand from data centers, manufacturing and electrification, while debating how to balance supply, clean-energy investments and permitting reform.
Chairman Latta convened the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee’s hearing on “Powering America’s Future, Unleashing American Energy,” opening a session focused on supply, grid reliability and regulatory obstacles.
The hearing brought trade groups, labor leaders and policy experts to the witness table. Amanda Eversole, executive vice president and chief advocacy officer at the American Petroleum Institute, told members “API is a national trade association representing all segments of America's oil and natural gas industry,” and argued for policies to lock in long‑term investment. Gary Arnold, business manager of…
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