Daily on Energy: Democrats’ road gets rockier thanks to Supreme Court

THE ROAD FOR CLIMATE MEASURES GETS TOUGHER: President Joe Biden's climate change agenda suffered another major setback with the Supreme Court's ruling in West Virginia v. EPA, which limited the EPA's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants under the Clean Air Act.

The EPA will have to try leaning on other statutory authority, or Biden will have to turn to Congress, as Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden said will be necessary. Reaction: Environmental groups took the ruling as a blow to their campaign to end use of fossil fuels. “This decision constrains EPA’s ability to put meaningful limits on carbon from power plants—the nation’s largest industrial source of such pollution,” Zichal said.Michelle Bloodworth, president and CEO of America’s power, said the group is “pleased the Court agreed with us that EPA does not have unlimited authority to do anything it wants to do.”

His remarks are the latest acknowledgement that drivers are unlikely to find relief at the pump anytime soon. Asked how long drivers should expect to pay gas premiums due to Vladimir Putin’s war, Biden responded, “As long as it takes, so that Russia cannot in fact defeat Ukraine and move beyond Ukraine.”

Another key takeaway: Biden told reporters that he will call on U.S. allies in the Persian Gulf to increase their oil production during his Middle East trip this month, but stressed that asking them to do so is not the “main focus” of his trip. DOI SLATED TO ISSUE OFFSHORE LEASE PROPOSAL: The Interior Department is expected to publish its five-year offshore drilling lease proposal today, a long-anticipated document that will chart the course for the administration’s production efforts for years to come.

"The experts tell us that we're going to be using oil and gas for decades to come," this person added."And so, if we don't invest in it, others will, and they will take our energy security from us." Read more from Jeremy and Breanne here.

GO BUG CHINA ABOUT CLIMATE B.S 💥 AMERICA NEEDS HER NATURAL RESOURCES ❤🇺🇸

According to the Democrats Americans must sacrifice for the Democrats liberal world order!

The “Tyre Extinguishers” are now here in the US. They deflated tires on 40 SUVS in New York City yesterday. I’m quite sure that will work as a viable argument to dissuade people from driving them. Saving the planet with crappy marketing! Wow.

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