Conservative Energy and Environment Priorities for 2025

Introduction

The Conservative Energy and Environment Priorities for 2025 white paper, authored by C3 Solutions and R Street, outlines a market-driven, innovation-focused approach to energy and environmental policy under a Republican-led government. It emphasizes the need for economic freedom, regulatory reform, and private-sector leadership in advancing clean energy and sustainability. The paper critiques heavy-handed government mandates and subsidies, advocating instead for policies that encourage investment, innovation, and competition. It highlights the role of natural gas, permitting reform, and emissions transparency in achieving both economic and environmental goals. Additionally, it calls for a pragmatic foreign climate policy that prioritizes American economic interests while fostering global cooperation through reciprocal agreements. The white paper presents a vision where free markets, technological advancements, and strategic policymaking drive a cleaner, more prosperous future.



America’s Grid Is More Fragile Than Politicians Admit. Here’s How to Fix It.

America has an infrastructure problem hiding in plain sight. Too often, when a storm rolls through, millions of homes  dark. Politicians hold press conferences, utility companies apologize, and nothing fundamentally changes. The U.S. power grid is not a modern system under routine stress. It is an aging, fragile patchwork operating well past its design life, and the consequences are landing squarely on ordinary Americans and the natural environment around them. 

How could oil markets look after a peace deal with Iran?

This piece was initially published in the R Street Institute’s Low Energy Fridays.

Rice University Researchers Discover Breakthrough PFAS-destroying Technology

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)–also known as “forever chemicals”– are a large group of synthetic chemicals that are abundant in the environment. While researchers have not identified the full extent of PFAS’s effects on the environment and human health, some studies have associated PFAS exposure with a range of adverse health outcomes in humans, including cancer, birth defects, infertility, immune system dysfunction, and cardiovascular disease. First commercially introduced in the 1940s due to their water-, stain-, and grease-resistant properties, they are commonly found in clothing, non-stick cookware, and other everyday household items. Because they persist for long periods in the environment, PFAS have been found in drinking water across the country. 

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