The ACCF is an internationally recognized and highly respected economic authority on energy, climate, and environmental policy issues. The availability of abundant, reliable, and affordable energy is of critical importance to long-term economic growth. Therefore, policymakers should strive to create an environment that recognizes the need to address climate change objectives while promoting sustained investment, increased efficiency, development of new technologies, and building a predictable and rational regulatory system.
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News
Scaling Up Sustainable Aviation Fuel Requires a Co-Processing Flight Plan
Real Clear Energy
As the world grapples with the challenges of climate change, the aviation industry stands ready to play a critical role as it faces the...
Biden’s LNG pause undermines U.S., Texas and him
Galveston Daily News
In Texas, where the liquefied natural gas industry is an economic cornerstone and a key player in the global energy market, the implications of...
Legal Action and New Analysis Argue for Return to SEC’s Proposed...
In 2020, the SEC, chaired by Jay Clayton, proposed a set of amendments aimed to add transparency and fairness to the proxy advisory process....
Research and Publications
New ACCF Study Finds Strong Natural Gas Market That Can Meet...
New Study Finds Strong Natural Gas Market That Can Meet Domestic and Export Demand at Low Prices
Policy Reform on Permitting and Infrastructure are Critical...
New Study Examines Petroleum Product Export Ban
New ACCF Study Finds Petroleum Product Export Ban Would Force Refinery Closures, Resulting in Higher Product Prices and Losses in Employment and GDP
ACCF Report: Transition from Traditional Nuclear Energy to Functional Nuclear Energy...
Nuclear energy is an important aspect of U.S. national security due to control of non-proliferation in the world and by providing long-lasting political and...