Tom Pyle

@LFFriedman @EENewsUpdates @Timothy_Cama Lost but not forgotten.

@MAGAShagster instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/w…

President Trump is correct at $69 a barrel for oil gas at the pump should be way less than $4.15 A full investigation is needed because it looks like big oil companies have colluded to price gouge the American people.

@MomAngtrades instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/w…

The price of the barrel is now under $70. It’s ridiculous that gas around my town is still $3.70-3.89. They are quick to raise but slow to lower.

@NBCNews instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/w…

President Trump says that he has instructed the DOJ to immediately probe oil companies for not lowering gas prices at the pump in line with falling costs, accusing them of “gouging” consumers. nbcnews.com/politics/donal…

@Mollyploofkins instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/w…

If oil is less than $70 per barrel again, why are we still paying nearly $4 a gallon?

@MAGAVoice instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/w…

HOLY SH*T: President Trump just CALLED OUT by name Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Shell for not lowering price at the gas pump with oil dropping so much IT’S TIME TO STOP THE PRICE GOUGING LOWER THE PRICES

🚨My New @Forbes column just dropped No, Big Oil Is Not Price Gouging On Gasoline. Every time prices spike, the same tired accusation returns — from both parties. But after 50 years of investigations, there’s still zero evidence of it. The market works the way it always has: built-in lags between crude, wholesale, and retail; independent station owners setting prices; and real supply disruptions (like the Strait of Hormuz situation). That’s not gouging: It's how commodities function. Prices have already dropped ~60¢/gallon in the last month and should keep falling if the Strait of Hormuz remains open. Read the full piece here: forbes.com/sites/davidbla… What do you think? #Energy #OilAndGas #GasPrices

Cheaper crude must first be purchased, refined, and moved through the pipeline before it reaches the pump. Gas stations, the vast majority of which are independently owned, rotate their existing stock gradually rather than dumping it at a loss. This creates a natural delay on the downside.

Today, AEA led a broad coalition of prominent conservative, taxpayer, and energy policy organizations in sending a letter to @LeaderJohnThune and @MikeJohnson urging support for a Congressional Review Act resolution of disapproval to overturn the EPA's final Renewable Fuel Standard volume mandates for 2026 and 2027.

AEA President @TomJPyle had this to say: “The RFS program was designed for a different era when America was dependent on foreign oil. Today, the United States is a net exporter of energy. These bloated mandates no longer serve their original purpose and instead act as a hidden tax that drives up costs for refiners and American families at the pump. The EPA’s own analysis acknowledges massive costs of more than $20 billion annually, against just $400 million in claimed benefits. Independent estimates place the total burden on consumers and refineries closer to $106 billion over the next two years. For American workers, businesses, and families already strained by inflation and high gas prices, this is the last thing they need.”

Read the full blog from @TomJPyle: instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/w…

Do we all want the price of gas to be lower? Yes. Do we need yet another DOJ investigation on price gouging? No. But there is something the administration can do to immediately impact gas prices. Rescind the EPA RFS mandate. Here's a primer... instituteforenergyresearch.org/fossil-fuels/w…

@ts_fisher @TimPawlenty @MichaelEWebber You beat me to it, Travis.

@TimPawlenty @MichaelEWebber Does forward thinking = mandates and subsidies? mprnews.org/story/2008/11/…

Q: Why advocate for solar as a Republican? A: Why not? I care deeply about energy independence, national security, grid reliability, American manufacturing, high-tech innovation, and good-paying jobs. Solar and storage are at the center of all these things.

If you think Chip Roy (and I’m a huge fan for the record) lost because of Big Solar political spending you clearly haven’t been following the consistent pattern of outcomes this primary season in GOP races. Also, I don’t see how the outcome of the OBBB was a “sucker punch”…

For Energy Impacts with @EnergyAbsurdity, @TomJPyle highlighted our Fueling America Project — featuring the individuals and institutions that have made the U.S. into the energy powerhouse we are today. fueling250.org

It's time to end the Jones Act once and for all...

New Jones Act waiver data just dropped. Now up to 45 voyages — still no Chinese ships.

@RepScottSlaugh @GammySparkles @mrosazza @IERenergy Thanks for attending. Here's the full report. instituteforenergyresearch.org/the-grid/have-…

@GammySparkles @mrosazza Just got off a webinar about data centers and energy that was done by @IERenergy. It was good. Going to be a No on 1030 today unless I am surprised by something in committee, but may bring a GOOD DC bill next year.

@mrosazza HB26-1030 AI DATA CENTERS/PANDORAS BOX OPENED? HUMANITY DANGER GAMMY

The EIA is developing a survey to assess data center energy use. There is no statistically significant relationship between data center concentration and faster increases in electricity rates. instituteforenergyresearch.org/the-grid/the-e…