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In this week’s update, Administrator Zeldin (1) Announces Largest Power Sector Deregulatory Action in U.S. History, (2) Advances Key Energy and Environmental Priorities During G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial in Houston, Texas, and (3) Accelerates Cooperative Federalism with Governor Gianforte in Visit to CFAC Superfund Site in Columbia Falls, Montana.
Administrator Zeldin Announces Largest Power Sector Deregulatory Action in U.S. History
On Monday, EPA announced the largest deregulatory action EVER for the U.S. power sector, unleashing American energy dominance, ramping up reliable and affordable baseload power, securing American energy jobs, and delivering warm homes in the winter and cool homes in the summer. This is a MASSIVE WIN under President Trump’s leadership for increased access to natural gas and coal for American families and businesses.
Read EPA’s full release here.
Administrator Zeldin Advances Key Energy and Environmental Priorities During G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial in Houston, Texas
 As a member of President Trump’s National Energy Dominance Council, Administrator Zeldin has had the opportunity this year to meet with many leaders from around the world who have never been more interested in diversifying their country’s supply chain by tapping into U.S. energy exports. This is important for our economy, national security, and environment. Administrator Zeldin spent this week meeting with several of these foreign leaders at the G20 Energy Abundance Ministerial, taking place this week in Houston, Texas. Watch Administrator Zeldin’s interview on Fox News, where he gives an update on his G20 meetings.
While at the G20, the Trump Administration secured support from ALL nations in attendance for our important water reuse and permitting reform initiatives.
Administrator Zeldin Accelerates Cooperative Federalism with Governor Gianforte in Visit to CFAC Superfund Site in Columbia Falls, Montana
 Administrator Zeldin had a productive visit on Thursday in Columbia Falls, Montana, visiting the CFAC Superfund site and Columbia Falls Wastewater Treatment Plant with Governor Greg Gianforte. The collaboration between EPA and Montana couldn’t be stronger as we partner to protect the state’s beautiful environment. Read additional coverage of Administrator Zeldin’s visit here.
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