On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna recap the latest happenings on Capitol Hill and are joined by The Honorable Jason Isaac, of the Texas Public Policy Institute, for a wide ranging discussion on all things energy.

Links:

• Not a disaster
• Musk to Rogan
• Talib
• Democrat Rep. Jared Moskowitz
• Trudeau/Climate Policy
• Read the latest from Jason Isaac
• Learn more about the Texas Public Policy Foundation
• Learn more about the American Energy...

Biden’s Department of Energy (DOE) has increased the time it takes to review a permit for exporting LNG from 7 weeks to a minimum of 11 months. The slowing of permit approval could mean that nearly-completed LNG projects are not able to supply European buyers in need of gas because they do not have  the permit. The drastic slowing of LNG export permits represents the most significant limit thus far on an industry planning to add 50 percent more  to U.S. export capacity by 2026. The average...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss carbon tax news in the states and north of the border, the latest lunacy from America's left wing, and give some insight into the evolving situation involving Iran.

Links:

• Carbon Taxes Trudeau
• The Power Hour Podcast from Heritage Foundation
• Subsidized Housing and Food
• The Birds
• Iran/UN shot
• Iran/UN chaser

Today, Senators Cassidy and Graham introduced a carbon tax on imports from high-greenhouse gas emitting countries. We have some questions for the Senators:

1. Why do you support a carbon tax? Or do you only support a carbon tax on China, but not on U.S. producers?
2. When did following European-style energy policy help the United States?
3. Europe’s manufacturing sector is contracting . Why do you want to follow Europe’s energy policy which has led to higher energy prices in Europe and...

The first major legislation House Republicans passed under Speaker Mike Johnson’s leadership would cut billions of dollars in green subsidies for energy efficiency upgrades included in President Biden’s climate law, the Inflation Reduction Act. The $58 billion measure, which funds the Energy Department and other agencies, rescinds more than $5.5 billion from the Inflation Reduction Act, including a $4.5 billion program for homeowners to switch to more energy efficient appliances and a...

#152: Speaker for a Day (10/13/23)

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Harvard student groups: www.forbes.com/sites/brianbushar…iticizing-israel/

Special K Moves Out of His Lane:
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Jennifer Rubin:
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The Biden administration finalized national efficiency rules for residential gas furnaces, which will require non-weatherized gas furnaces and those used in mobile homes to achieve a 95 percent annual fuel utilization efficiency standard by late 2028. That is, manufacturers would only be allowed to sell furnaces that convert at least 95 percent of fuel into heat. The current market standard for a residential furnace is 80 percent . The new standards will phase out older furnaces and make...

On this episode of The Unregulated Podcast Tom Pyle and Mike McKenna discuss the fight for the speakership, California's new senator, busted electric buses, and Germany's return to coal.

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• FERC Relents, Releases Documents to IER
• American Energy Alliance Endorses American Energy Champion Steve Scalise for Speaker
• Electric buses don’t work, again
• Germany Brings Back Mothballed Coal Plants to Help Keep Lights On
• The New “California” Senator