Energy, Climate, and Grid Security Subcommittee Hearing: “From Gas to Groceries: Americans Pay the Price of the Biden-Harris Energy Agenda"

Introduction

On March 8, 2023, the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Subcommittee on Energy, Climate, and Grid Security held a hearing titled "From Gas to Groceries: Americans Pay the Price of the Biden-Harris Energy Agenda." The hearing examined the impact of the Biden administration's energy policies on American consumers.

The hearing featured testimony from a panel of experts, including representatives from the American Petroleum Institute, the American Gas Association, and the National Association of Manufacturers. The witnesses discussed the rising costs of energy and the impact on American families and businesses.

Key Findings

The hearing found that the Biden administration's energy policies have led to higher energy costs for American consumers. The witnesses testified that the administration's policies have discouraged domestic energy production and increased reliance on foreign energy sources. This has led to higher prices for gasoline, natural gas, and electricity.

The hearing also found that the Biden administration's energy policies have harmed American businesses. The witnesses testified that the administration's policies have made it more difficult for businesses to operate and compete. This has led to job losses and higher prices for goods and services.

Conclusion

The hearing concluded that the Biden administration's energy policies have had a negative impact on American consumers and businesses. The witnesses called on the administration to change its policies and support American energy production.

Recommendations

The hearing made several recommendations to the Biden administration, including:

• Increase domestic energy production
• Reduce reliance on foreign energy sources
• Support the development of new energy technologies
• Provide relief to American consumers and businesses from high energy costs

Additional Information

For more information on the hearing, please visit the House Energy and Commerce Committee website.

You can also find additional information on the Biden administration's energy policies on the White House website.