Hi RJ,

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is supposed to regulate financial markets, but the Biden Administration is proposing that the agency require companies to disclose burdensome climate information. This is a rule clearly designed to disadvantage fossil energy companies. So much for the free market, huh?

America’s economy has always relied on the idea that individual merit should determine a company’s success; not whether the federal government wants it to succeed or not. These burdensome regulations on businesses are designed to encourage investors to fall in line with political priorities rather than what’s a good return on investment.

As one of our top advocates, we are relying on you to keep the free market free! Call on President Biden to ensure capital markets remain open and not distorted by political pressure.

– The Energy Citizens Team

RJ,

Our country has been dealing with inflation for more than a year now, leading to more expensive gas and grocery bills everywhere. Yet, the Department of the Interior has been delaying natural gas and oil lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico that could provide proven, reliable energy to our economy. Not only that, but the Department’s newest draft program leaves the door open to not holding any sales for the next 5 years.

That’s a long time to ignore the incredible economic benefits and enhanced national security that could come from developing these leases. The Department of the Interior needs to get serious about fulfilling its mission of managing federal lands and waters responsibly. By delaying and canceling offshore lease sales, the Department is doing the opposite, making the Gulf of Mexico a more unpredictable place to do business.

Canceling or delaying lease sales means less investment in our energy sector, fewer jobs created, and a harder road to bringing down energy prices.

We need your help to convince the Department of the Interior to move forward with its proposed 11 lease sales and keep our federal lands open to meet our energy needs. Will you join us?

– The Energy Citizens Team

RJ,

Americans have been dealing with inflation for more than a year now, leading to more expensive gas and grocery bills. Yet for some reason, the Department of the Interior has been cancelling natural gas and oil lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico that could help ease the pain at the pump and in the pocketbook. What’s more, the Department’s newest draft program leaves the door open to not holding any lease sales for the next 5 years.

That’s a long time to leave new opportunities to develop America’s natural resources off the table. The Department needs to get serious about fulfilling its mission – required by law – of managing federal lands and waters for our country’s benefit. By delaying and cancelling offshore lease sales, the Department is doing the opposite, making it harder for companies to plan for new opportunities in the Gulf. That means less investment in our energy sector, fewer jobs created, and a harder road to bringing down energy prices.

We need your help to convince the Department of the Interior to quickly move forward and schedule new lease sales in their Final Program and keep our federal waters open to help meet our energy needs. Can we count on you?

– The Energy Citizens Team