The Senate and House Climate Change Bill
The Senate and House climate change bill would increase costs of gasoline, diesel and aviation fuel, and drive jobs and production overseas, increasing greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) in foreign countries that will have a new competitive advantage. Under the so-called “American Clean Energy and Security Act”, U.S. refiners will have to buy allowances, increasing their costs and giving a competitive advantage to non-US refiners. U.S. jobs would be lost and contrary to the bills intention, America would be less energy secure and more reliant on imports of gasoline and other refined products.
API has assembled these fact sheets to help consumers better understand the Senate and House climate change bills.
Size: 212 KB | Date: November 3, 2009 | License: Free
Size: 88 KB | Date: August 5, 2009 | License: Free
Waxman-Markey Impacts
Learn how the Waxman-Markey legislation will affect energy consumers in the United States. View, Waxman-Markey Impact.
API Testimony: House Energy and Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality
Size: 23 KB | Date: June 2008 | License: Free
API letter to Senators regarding a climate bill
Size: 51 KB | Date: June 2008 | License: Free
Two reports commissioned by API on supply-side effects of a climate bill, and low-carbon technology investments
Size: 230 KB | Date: May 2008 | License: Free
Size: 439 KB | Date: April 2008 | License: Free
API letter to House committee on climate change policy questions
Size: 463 KB | Date: February 2008 | License: Free
Provisions Addressing Climate Change in the Energy Policy Act of 2005
Size: 84 KB | Date: 2005 | License: Free
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