Steve Everley

With all the talk about #gasstoves and alleged health threats, it's worth providing some background on where the research currently is on this issue, and how the feds suddenly decided these appliances are a health risk. 🧵 1/x

Agreed. On it.

Well look at that, U.S. natural consumption set *another* record last year. eia.gov/todayinenergy/…

Class VI primacy is coming to Colorado. "EPA said Wednesday it is moving to grant Colorado top regulatory authority over carbon dioxide storage wells, putting the Centennial State in the running to be the seventh state with that designation." subscriber.politicopro.com/article/2026/0…

Having lived through the early days of the fracking revolution—with many unsupportive opinion surveys, local bans, and general public confusion about the technology—I gotta say I think they’re gonna build the data centers.

Dear President Trump, please don't do this. Banning exports won't help.

🚨 California has become a national security risk under the energy madness of Governor @GavinNewsom. The excellent op/ed linked below from @PTSFounder Ronald Stein and @MikeUmbro details how California's misguided energy policies aren't just crippling the Golden State — they're posing a serious threat to America's national security. Aggressive regulations from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) are accelerating refinery closures and creating an isolated "Energy Island" vulnerable to supply shocks. Key highlights: ⚡️Companies fleeing: Major firms including Tesla, Oracle, Chevron, SpaceX, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, Charles Schwab, and Yamaha have relocated due to sky-high taxes and regulatory burdens. ⚡️Refinery shutdowns imminent: Phillips 66’s Los Angeles facility by late 2025 and Valero’s Benicia refinery in April 2026 will remove approximately 20% of California’s gasoline production capacity. ⚡️Isolated vulnerability: With no crude oil pipelines crossing the Sierra Mountains, the 4th largest global economy relies solely on in-state refineries to supply fuel for military installations, major ports, airports, and civilian transport. ⚡️Regulatory hammer: CARB's proposed greenhouse gas limits and Cap-and-Invest program will devastate the transportation fuels market, dramatically raising prices for gasoline, jet fuel, and diesel while destroying jobs. ⚡️Defense implications: Eroding capacity endangers fuel supplies for 9 international airports, 41 military airfields, and three busiest West Coast ports, compromising Pacific military readiness. ⚡️Dangerous shift abroad: California risks dependence on imports from 181 new refinery projects launching in Africa (leading with 70-89), Asia, and the Middle East between 2024-2030. This shortsighted approach increases exposure to global disruptions and foreign suppliers. It's time for policymakers to prioritize realistic energy strategies that protect both California's economy and America's security interests. Read the full op-ed here: americaoutloud.news/new-energy-pol… What are your thoughts on this developing crisis? #EnergyPolicy #NationalSecurity #California

LNG Buildout Must Continue to Match Growing Demand Through 2050, Shell Says: Even after record investments across the industry in recent years, more LNG export capacity will need to be built across the world in the 2030s and 2040s to keep pace with even… dlvr.it/TRY1mH

Virginia Democrats ran on affordability -- then passed a new payroll tax - go.shr.lc/4uzzhwD - @washtimes

That is a lot of pipe. Need to get to work on that now. #naturalgas #energy

"North America needs nearly 40,000 miles of new natural gas pipeline and a 39% increase in transmission capacity to meet rising demand by 2052" naturalgasintel.com/news/natural-g…

Grassroots campaign fights carbon capture amid accusations it is only a front for climate groups justthenews.com/politics-polic…

@bencahillenergy Memes > Data

@saeverley Ha. Not sure how many excess cargoes are available in the very near term though, aside from VG.

Live look at American LNG

This! @capitalweather is an amazing resource.

Better late than never. Nice to see this NRDC "pivot"

🚨 ⚛️ The Natural Resources Defense Council, which famously helped shut down the Indian Point nuclear plant in New York, now says the restart of a nuclear plant in Iowa is "likely to have both climate and environmental benefits and consumer benefits." axios.com/2026/03/16/env…

The question is not whether a policy sounds balanced or politically safe. The question is whether it delivers what the country needs. It’s time to embrace energy realism. My latest op-ed for RealClearEnergy Link below ⬇️

Study Finds Additional $1 Trillion In Pipeline Capital Needs By 2052 (via @EnergyAbsurdity) forbes.com/sites/davidbla…

Nuclear, fusion companies sign deals with Japanese counterparts trib.al/3iYObqG