Energy jobs
Which energy industries and climate projects gain or lose jobs, from oil, gas and coal to wind, solar and nuclear, and what happens to their workers as the energy mix changes, including training and protections.
What they call for
DemocratsRepublicans2 new members addressed this issue (with these filters). Many call for more than one thing.
Protect and grow oil, gas and coal jobs
2 members“Andy has a plan to bring back clean, beautiful coal, to create jobs, lower energy costs, and attract industries of the future to Kentucky.”View on their website ↗
“This plan is about creating good-paying Kentucky jobs, lowering energy costs, and making sure our communities can grow again.”View on their website ↗
“Putting miners, plant workers, electricians, mechanics, and operators back to work”View on their website ↗
“In the U.S. Senate, I will always fight to protect their jobs, expand American energy production, and stand with President Trump to unleash our full energy potential.”View on their website ↗
“Rep. Letlow has made energy policy a central part of her campaign, consistently advocating for an all-of-the-above strategy that prioritizes oil, gas, and LNG production while cutting federal red tape and opposing policies that threaten Louisiana jobs.”View on their website ↗
“Protect Louisiana refining and petrochemical jobs”View on their website ↗
Grow energy jobs with an all-of-the-above strategy
1 member“Rep. Letlow has made energy policy a central part of her campaign, consistently advocating for an all-of-the-above strategy that prioritizes oil, gas, and LNG production while cutting federal red tape and opposing policies that threaten Louisiana jobs.”View on their website ↗
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