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In this week’s update, (1) President Trump Visits EPA Headquarters, (2) Administrator Zeldin Attends the National Coal Council, and (3) Tudor Dixon Interviews Administrator Zeldin About Start/Stop Feature in Vehicles.
President Trump Visits EPA Headquarters
This week, President Donald Trump visited EPA Headquarters for an event focused on expanding the President’s Ratepayer Protection Pledge. Companies that sign the pledge are committing to build, bring, or buy all of the energy needed to power their facilities and to pay the full cost of that energy and its supporting infrastructure, no matter what. The Ratepayer Protection Pledge extends those obligations across the full chain of parties whose decisions determine what a family pays each month: the electric utilities that set rates, the developers that build the facilities, and the States that regulate both. America must win the AI race and hardworking American families should not have to pay for it. Big Tech builds the power. Big Tech must pay for the power, so the bills of American families don’t increase.
Read more about the President Trump’s announcement.
Administrator Zeldin Joins National Coal Council Meeting
On Tuesday, Administrator Zeldin joined the National Coal Council meeting alongside National Energy Dominance Council leaders, Secretary of Interior Doug Burgum and Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, as well as Acting Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling. EPA will continue to unleash reliable, durable, and affordable American made energy.
Tudor Dixon and Administrator Zeldin Discuss Start/Stop Feature in Vehicles
EPA answered the call from millions of Americans and ENDED the off-cycle credits that rewarded manufacturers for installing the almost universally despised START/STOP feature in vehicles that caused them to die at all red lights and stop signs. Administrator Zeldin discussed with Tudor Dixon how EPA wants manufacturers to build the vehicles consumers prefer to buy rather than the vehicles that D.C. bureaucrats and politicians demand.
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