Survey of 2024 Senate campaign websites: on Energy & Oil

Adam Schiff: I was an original co-sponsor of the Green New Deal

Tim Sheehy: Time to make America energy independent and dominant again

David Costello: An aggressive national, science-based climate action plan

Frank LaRose: End restrictions on oil/gas leasing, pipeline construction

Kelly Ayotte: Take an all-of-the-above approach to lower energy costs

Leslie Love: Promote renewable energy and environmental protection

Sam Brown: Extreme left energy agenda raises prices, destroys jobs

Marc Carmichael: Will take immediate action on global warming

Mike Rogers: Secure our energy independence; reduce regulations

Kari Lake: War on clean-burning oil & natural gas is counterproductive

James Craig: Biden is beholden to the far left climate change agenda

Tammy Murphy: Serves on board of Al Gore's Climate Reality Fund

Angela Alsobrooks: A vocal advocate for expanding tax credits for clean energy

If elected to the Senate, Angela will be a vocal advocate for expanding tax credits for clean energy, ensuring that all U.S. Government purchases, from buildings to vehicles, align with emission goals.

Reid Rasner: Cut stifling regulations; Drill Baby Drill

Brad Wilson: Expand production: nuclear, natural gas, oil, solar, wind

• Reverse the Biden Administration's policies that have blocked America's energy production and made us dependent on foreign nations.
• Expand America's energy production, including nuclear power, natural gas, oil, solar, wind and other new technologies.
• Stop the federal overreach that is trying to tell Utahns what car they can drive and the stove they can cook on.

David Costello: Reallocate fossil fuel subsidies to clean energy initiatives

• Boost investments in transportation, energy, and communications infrastructure.
• Spur scientific research and development (R&D).
• Reallocate large agri-business and fossil fuel subsidies to rural economic development and clean energy initiatives.

David Costello: Funding to mitigate the growing impacts of climate change

Eric Hansen: Follow all-of-the-above energy strategy, market solutions

Josh Eisen: Energy debate should not be expressed in extreme policies

Trent Staggs: No American should accept the crippling of domestic energy

No American anywhere should accept the crippling of domestic energy that we've seen since 2021 -- certainly not in the name of hysterical environmentalism. Environmental stewardship is important, but destroying our way of life is not. I'm a firm believer that technological advances have benefited mankind and the environment in the past, and will continue to do so in the future.

Hung Cao: We must invest in energy independence and gas under $2/gal

• We must be energy independent and not rely on oil from the Middle East or Venezuela.
• On Joe Biden's first day as President, he shut down the Keystone Pipeline. That pipeline must flow again so that we can return to less than $2.00 per gallon.
• We must invest in producing American-made energy. This is more than just oil. It means natural gas, nuclear power and renewables.
• If Mexico was dependent on the United States for oil, we could end the invasion at our border in an afternoon.

Caroline Gleich: Supports transition to clean, renewable energy sources

Nella Domenici: Will support an all-of-the-above approach to energy

Ty Pinkins: Invest in sustainable, resilient infrastructure for energy

1. Investing in sustainable, resilient infrastructure to meet the energy demands and preparing an energy structure that our kids and grandkids can depend on.
2. Encouraging our farmers to adopt climate-friendly sustainable agriculture practices. Practices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or sequester carbon and nutrients in plants.
3. Supporting economic policies that encourage other countries to get on board and reduce emissions.

Dan Eubanks: Energy Independence video on campaign website

Dan's Position On:
• First Amendment Protections
• Second Amendment Protections
• Social Security
• Taxes
• Immigration/Border Control
• Ukraine Involvement/Military
• January 6th
• U.S. Debt
• Pro-life
• Medical Freedom
• Social Media/Privacy
• Banking Autonomy
• States' Rights/Federalism
• Energy Independence
• Climate Change/Green New Deal
• Woke/Transgender Agenda
• Term Limits
• America First
• The Globalist Agenda

Jim Marchant: Oil, natural gas, and coal provide America with security

John Deaton: Energy transition yes; but no Green New Deal

I oppose the Green New Deal. We need a multi-faceted and balanced approach to tackling this issue that protects our economy and is not ignorant to what is happening across the globe including emerging economies. We need to move ourselves through an energy transition, reducing our carbon footprint in a very systematic way while not causing a significant detriment to our economic well-being. Current policies promoted by Elizabeth Warren hurt the poor and middle class. Pursuing renewable energy and independence from fossil fuels is a must, but it must not be achieved on the backs of the people struggling the most. We must implement a plan that eventually achieves carbon neutrality in a sensible way. I’m confident that our future lies in renewable & sustainable energy, and that the ingenuity of this country, especially in places like Massachusetts, is poised to lead the rest of the world.

Laphonza Butler: Affordable clean energy with high efficiency standards

Royce White: We control prices by being energy independent