WASHINGTON DC (9/22/2026) – The American Energy Alliance (AEA) is pleased to release the 2026 American Energy Scorecard for members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. This comprehensive tool evaluates legislators’ voting records and cosponsorship decisions on critical energy issues to inform voters and hold Members of Congress accountable to their constituents.
You can find the full list of American Energy champions in the House of Representatives here.
You can find the full list of American Energy champions in the Senate here.
AEA President Thomas Pyle issued the following statement:
“Energy is fundamental to our prosperity as a country, as individuals, families, and businesses, and energy policy can have real consequences. Never has the discussion of affordable, reliable energy been more important or more prevalent than it is now. As we approach elections this year, voters deserve factual information about what their elected officials are doing to ensure America’s energy security, keep energy prices down, and ensure grid reliability.
“The Scorecard gives constituents the opportunity to look beyond speeches and political rhetoric and evaluate lawmakers based on their actions. The American Energy Alliance applauds this year’s energy champions and thanks them for their leadership in prioritizing American energy.”
Core Principles of the American Energy Scorecard:
- Promoting affordable, abundant, and reliable energy.
- Expanding economic opportunity and prosperity, particularly for working families and those on fixed incomes.
- Empowering Americans to make their own energy choices, free from bureaucratic constraints.
- Encouraging private sector innovation and entrepreneurship.
- Advancing market-oriented energy and environmental policies.
- Reducing government interference in energy markets.
- Eliminating subsidies, mandates, and special interest giveaways that drive up energy costs.
Each member received advance notice of the votes to be scored, ensuring transparency and fairness. The scored votes covered a diverse range of energy issues affecting the American people.
AEA Experts Available For Interview On This Topic:
- Tom J. Pyle, President
- Kenny Stein, Vice President of Policy
- Alex Stevens, Manager of Policy and Communications
Additional Background Resources From AEA:
For media inquiries please contact:
THOMAS.PYLE@ENERGYDC.ORG