Preventing Americans from saving money at the pump certainly isn't going to help our economy.
Ed Whitfield: “Preventing Americans from saving money at the pump certainly isn't going to help our economy.”
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Criticism of a regulatory bill delaying EPA tailpipe standards.
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However, most of this trend is due to sharply increased domestic oil production--something that few imagined was even possible during the Congressional debates over the RFS.
So many critics say that that flexibility argument--we're giving maximum flexibility to the State--is really a red herring.
Despite the stay of the Clean Power Plan, last week EPA published a 44-page proposed rule setting forth the details for Clean Energy Incentive Program.
According to the administration, DOE has 15 more home appliance standards in the regulatory pipeline, including ones for computers, light bulbs, air conditioners, ovens, furnaces, battery chargers, dishwashers, and ceiling fans.





