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Western Energy Alliance Supports Trump’s Trio of Energy Cabinet Picks

DENVER – This week as the U.S. Senate holds confirmation hearings on President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet members, Western Energy Alliance enthusiastically supports Gov. Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary, Chris Wright as Energy Secretary, and Lee Zeldin as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

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America’s AI Edge Relies on Natural Gas

Reality has already started to creep into the energy transition: Renewables aren’t sufficient to power a globally competitive Artificial Intelligence industry in the United States. Natural gas is needed.

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Burgum and Wright Are Top-Tier Picks Trump’s for Energy Agenda

DENVER – Western Energy Alliance today applauded President-elect Trump’s nominations of Governor Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary and Chris Wright as Energy Secretary as a clear signal that the incoming president is serious about reinstituting his successful energy dominance agenda that established the United States as the number one energy producer in the world.

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50 Years of Unifying the West

50 Years of Unifying the West Honoring the Past The year was 1974. Skittles were hitting the shelves and the Rubik’s cube was puzzling people for the first time. Across the country, people were waiting hours in gas lines in the aftermath of an Arab oil embargo, and in our nation’s capital lawmakers were enacting…

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Trump, Congress Can Advance American Energy

DENVER – Western Energy Alliance today congratulated the newly re-elected President Donald J. Trump. The association of western oil and natural gas exploration and production companies also recognized Senator Steve Daines (MT) for his successful chairmanship of the National Republican Senate Committee flipping the U.S. Senate.

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Conservation Courtesy of the Oilfield

Great Sand Dunes National Park

Conservation Courtesy of the Oilfield As Americans venture outdoors to enjoy national, state, and local parks, it’s a prime moment to spotlight the largest federal investments in public lands conservation in the past 50 years as well as emerging threats. Now in its fourth year, the Great American Outdoors Act epitomizes the balance between preserving…

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