世界石油


奥斯汀——铁路专员韦恩·克里斯蒂安 就拜登政府环境保护局(EPA)提出的新的严格甲烷规则发表了一份声明。

 

德克萨斯州专员猛烈抨击拜登“严厉”的甲烷规定,该规定提高了石油、天然气价格 - 石油和天然气 360

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“虽然今年辛勤工作的美国人从加油站到杂货店的成本上涨了近 11,000 美元,但拜登总统应对通货膨胀的解决方案是加强监管,这将使美国石油和天然气变得更加昂贵,”专员说基督教。“96% 以上的日常消费品都是由石油制造的,例如塑料、食品、药品等。这些针对美国石油和天然气生产商的新规定肯定会推高价格。”

“这些新规则可能会对规模较小的生产商产生不成比例的影响,这些生产商占美国产量的 83% 以上。在生产商面临华尔街的金融干旱和华盛顿民主党的政治逆风之际,该行业最不需要的就是更多的官僚主义繁文缛节扼杀业务,”克里斯蒂安继续说道。“在美国扼杀清洁化石燃料工作,声称它可以确保清洁的环境,然后恳求我们的外国对手使用不太环保的方法生产更多的产品,这是虚伪的。” 美国人正在与高油价作斗争,而解决这一冲突的答案很简单——美国的石油和天然气生产。

美国在减排方面处于全球领先地位,不是通过监管,而是通过技术创新。事实上,美国的甲烷排放量下降了约 66%,德克萨斯州下降了 76%。此外,在过去 50 年中,EPA 规定的排放量下降了 78%,而经济繁荣了 286%,人口增加了 61%,能源使用量增加了 37%。


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AUSTIN – Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian issued a statement regarding new onerous methane rules proposed by the Biden administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

 

Texas commissioner slams Biden’s “onerous” methane rules that increase oil, gas prices- oil and gas 360

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“While costs for hard-working Americans are up nearly $11,000 this year everywhere from the gas pump to the grocery store, President Biden’s solution to inflation is to increase regulations that will make American oil and gas more expensive,” said Commissioner Christian. “Petroleum helps make more than 96% of everyday consumer items like plastics, food, medicine, and more. These new rules on U.S. oil and natural gas producers will certainly drive those prices up.”

“These new rules are likely to have a disproportionate impact on smaller producers, which make up more than 83% of U.S. production. At a time when producers are facing financial drought from Wall Street and political headwinds from Washington Democrats, that last thing the industry needs is more bureaucratic red tape stifling business,” Christian continued. “It’s hypocritical to kill clean fossil fuel jobs here in America claiming it ensures a clean environment, and then beg our foreign adversaries to produce more using much less environment-friendly methods. Americans are struggling with high prices and the answer to that strife is simple—more U.S. oil and gas production.”

The U.S. is a global leader in reducing emissions, not through regulation – but technological innovation. In fact, methane emissions in the U.S. are down about 66% and down 76% in Texas. Additionally, EPA regulated emissions are down 78% in the last 50 years, while the economy boomed by 286%, population increased by 61%, and energy use is up by 37%.