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The Latest:
As temperatures drop across the nation, home heating prices are skyrocketing and forcing families to choose between paying their utility bills or putting food on the table. The Energy Information Administration predicts home heating costs will rise this winter by double-digits, with some parts of the nation expecting to face increases of 45 percent.
President Biden chose to cancel and delay lease sales here at home, instead turning to hostile foreign nations to produce energy we can make here more cleanly and affordably. Republicans are ready to get to work in the new Congress to begin reversing this administration’s war on energy American.
This Week's HEAT Member Highlights:
House Majority Leader-elect Steve Scalise (R-La.) penned an op-ed with Representative Beth Van Duyne (R-Texas) in the Houston Chronicle sharing the Republican plan to unleash American energy and lower gas prices.
HEAT Co-Chair Representative Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) added American energy independence to his Christmas list this year.
HEAT Co-Chair Representative Jeff Duncan (R-S.C.) shared how the Left’s rush-to-green agenda comes with a price, evidenced by Switzerland looking to ban the use of electric cars this winter to conserve energy because of policies that phase out reliable sources of baseload power.
Representative Bill Johnson (R-Ohio) joined Fox News to discuss America’s energy future under a Republican agenda.
Representative John Joyce (R-Pa.) took to the House floor calling for a return to American energy dominance.
Representative David Rouzer (R-N.C.) highlighted the high cost of Biden’s war on American energy on American agriculture.
Representative Bob Latta (R-Ohio) called out President Biden for turning to foreign nations for energy production while crushing American energy.
Representative Jodey Arrington (R-Texas) joined 26 of his Republican colleagues in sending a letter urging the administration to prioritize U.S. energy exports in ongoing trade negotiations with Taiwan.
Representative Debbie Lesko (R-Ariz.) promised accountability of the administration for the nation’s high inflation, causing gas and utility prices to soar.
Representative Greg Pence (R-Ind.) called liberal energy policies ill-fated and pledged Republicans will work to end the energy crisis next year.
Representative Ron Estes (R-Kan.) introduced legislation protecting Kansas energy producers and ranchers’ right to preserve their land.
Representative Ben Cline (R-Va.) listed conservative energy solutions for farmers as a top priority for Republicans in the 118th Congress.
