Administration proposes temporary stabilization package: 2-for-1 plug-and-drill, CEQA exemption and crude-production target
Aug 20, 2025
Assembly leaders and state energy officials presented a multi‑part Petroleum Market Stabilization Proposal at a June joint hearing that seeks to steady California’s gasoline and crude supply while the state transitions toward low‑carbon fuels.
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Assembly leaders and state energy officials presented a multi-part Petroleum Market Stabilization Proposal at a June joint hearing that seeks to steady California’s gasoline and crude supply while the state transitions toward low‑carbon fuels. The administration said the package is intended as a temporary, mid‑transition measure to avoid short‑term supply shocks as refinery capacity declines.
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