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In Memoriam: Charles Stenholm, ACCF Board of Advisors
The ACCF bids farewell to former congressman and long time ACCF Board of Advisors member...
In Memoriam: Robert Lucas, ACCF Board of Scholars
The ACCF bids farewell to Nobel laureate, University of Chicago Professor of Economics, and long...
Op-Ed: U.S. Climate Policy Must Support Low-Carbon Liquid Transportation Fuels
RealClearEnergy
Several months ago, I noted that as the world starts to seriously address the challenges...
ACCF Talks Tax Policy at PPI Mosaic Luncheon
On May 2, ACCF Executive Vice President and Chief Economist Dr. Pinar Cebi Wilber joined...
On capital gains taxes, Biden should look back at history
The Hill
To say that history is repeating itself is an understatement when it comes to tax...
ACCF Salon: Can Washington Free Innovation from Red Tape?
On April 27, the American Council for Capital Formation and Philip Morris International co-hosted a...
State-based climate litigation jeopardizes energy security policy
The Hill
The clash between President Biden’s climate change agenda and the realities of our global energy...
ACCF Salon: U.S. Economic Policy in the 118th Congress
On March 28th the theme of ACCF's "Washington's Last Salon" was "U.S. Economic Policy in...
Willow Approval is Sensible Energy and Environmental Strategy
Capital Corner
On March 13, the administration approved plans for oil production at the Willow site on...
ACCF Webinars: Economic Policy in the Biden Presidency and 117th Congress
Capital Corner Blog
- Willow Approval is Sensible Energy and Environmental StrategyWillow Approval is Sensible Energy and Environmental Strategy By Kyle Isakower On March 13, the administration approved plans for oil production at the Willow site on the North Slope of Alaska. The area is part of the National Petroleum Reserve – Alaska (NPR-A), which was established a century ago by President Harding as a reserve of petroleum […]Kyle Isakower
- SEC Must Reconsider Scope 3 Reporting in the Proposed Climate Risk Disclosure RuleOn June 17, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) is due to receive comments from companies and interested parties in response to the SEC proposed Climate Risk Disclosure Rule. The proposed rule is well-intentioned, but to say the least, very controversial. As comments are received, the SEC will be charged with absorbing a wide range of […]Mike Roman
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