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Send an easy, pre-written letter asking your member of Congress to support the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act.
America is entering a period of extraordinary energy demand. At the same time, families and businesses across the country are struggling with higher energy costs. We have the resources, technology and workforce to meet this moment, but none of those advantages matter if we cannot build the generation, pipelines, transmission and other critical infrastructure necessary to deliver affordable, reliable energy where it is needed.
Tell your Member of Congress to support the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act so we can build the energy infrastructure we need to power America's future.

If The Problem Is Infrastructure, The Solution Is Reform
Energy markets respond to fundamentals: when supply expands, prices stabilize. When supply is constrained, volatility increases. Comprehensive permit reform would:

Accelerate critical infrastructure

Improve regional fuel access

Reduce seasonal price spikes

Strengthen reliability

Improve affordability
This is not about one fuel. It is about building infrastructure at the speed demand requires.
Fixing High Electricity Costs Starts with Real Permitting Reform

Read the letter from EQT President and CEO Toby Z. Rice to Senator Warren, outlining the true drivers behind rising electricity prices and the steps our nation can take to lower costs.
The letter highlights the need to strengthen America’s energy infrastructure while also advancing meaningful permitting reform to accelerate critical energy projects, reduce bottlenecks, and ensure reliable, affordable power for consumers.
America Has The Resources. Now Is The Time To Build

Energy Affordability In America: Why Is Electricity So Expensive?
There is not one single factor, but the data clearly shows that two regions are significantly outpacing the rest of the country in price increase: New England and California.
