Two U.S. energy groups are targeting the Biden administration to cut domestic oil and gas production, one with a five-digit market and the other whose chairman will testify before a Senate committee next week. The American Energy Alliance has launched a five-digit propaganda campaign against President Biden and his administration to “send mixed signals” about energy production in America. View of the pumping station at the oil well of the oil field. The device is commonly used for onshore wells that produce little oil. (AP / iStock / AP Images) PENSILBANIA DIMOPOULOS CRITICIZES BIDEN “FULL ATTACK” ON US ENERGY The ad titled “Who is it?” – Includes comments from Biden, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm and US Special Envoy for Climate John Kerry when they rejected oil production in the United States of oil supply. “So who is it?” The ad asks. “We need clear support for domestic energy production.” The ad will be televised in Washington, DC and 12 states – Arizona, California, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas and Washington. In a statement issued this week, Thomas Pyle, president of the American Energy Alliance, claimed that the Biden administration “did everything it could to stifle domestic energy production,” saying that Biden’s plan to release one million barrels oil per day for the next six months from US strategic oil stocks is not a “sustainable price reduction plan”. Pyle also made similar comments during a recent interview with FOX Business. “Despite their rhetoric, the Biden administration is doing absolutely nothing to encourage US gas and oil production. In fact, they are making it more difficult,” Pyle said at the time. “The pain in the pump is real and this administration makes it worse, not better.” A jack pump is seen at sunrise near Bakersfield, California, October 14, 2014. (Reuters / Lucy Nicholson / File Photo / Reuters Photos) The Western Energy Alliance is also pressuring the Biden government over its reluctance to increase its domestic oil supply. On Tuesday, the president of the Western Energy Alliance, Kathleen Sgama, will testify at a Senate Trade Committee hearing. “President Biden is trying to shift the responsibility for high gasoline prices away from his climate change policies, which were specifically designed to eliminate federal oil production and force energy prices to soar. “American producers,” Sgamma said in a statement to FOX Business. “I look forward to testifying on Tuesday to discuss how his own policies are suppressing American production and how they could be reversed.” US President Joe Biden talks about lowering energy prices at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC, USA on Thursday, March 31, 2022. (Al Drago / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images) Similar to the positions of the American Energy Alliance and the Western Energy Alliance, the American Petroleum Institute also targeted Biden and members of his government this week, saying they have a “fundamental misunderstanding” of how hatred works. GET FOX BUSINESS IN ENGINE BY CLICKING HERE “The best thing the White House can do right now is to remove barriers to investment in US energy and infrastructure,” said API President and CEO Mike Somers. “The administration once again has a fundamental misconception about how leases work,” Sommers added. “The lease rate is two decades high, with almost two in three leases producing gas and oil. With nearly 5,000 permits awaiting approval from the administration and thousands more involved in litigation, we are ready to work with the government to expand domestic production and to ensure that the United States and our allies have access to the affordable, reliable energy needed not only today but for years to come. “ The national average per gallon of gas is $ 4.20, according to the AAA, up more than $ 1.30 from the same period last year.
