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Energy Secretary Chris Wright seemed unreasonably proud of Donald Trump for knowing the word "electricity" during his coal bailout announcement.

Thank you @susielee.house.gov for offering an amendment that would lower energy costs nationwide by leveling the playing field and unleashing America's clean energy ☀️💨

Secretary Burgum came before Congress today and once again undermined bipartisan permitting negotiations. He made it clear today that this administration has no intention of following the law when it stands in the way of their politically motivated war on wind, solar, and battery projects.

“Things would be so much less expensive right now if we had made those advancements.” — @dananessel.bsky.social Instead, fossil fuel companies delayed clean energy—and MI families are paying the price.

Wednesday, @senangusking.bsky.social pressed Trump's nominee to lead the Bureau of Land Management on the admin's policy of prioritizing fossil fuel development on public lands over renewables. How will he feel in a few years, if the policy is reversed? 🤷‍♂️ 🤔 🦗

Last night at the SOTU, Donald Trump said nothing about his failed promise to cut energy bills in half—and in fact, 164 million households have seen those bills go up on his watch. Meanwhile, MI is choosing cheaper, more reliable clean energy—the actual solution to high costs.

Evergreen Executive Director @lenamdc.bsky.social: Trump's energy policies are meant to enrich his corporate polluter, crony friends who bankrolled his campaign while the rest of us foot the bill. Governor Spanberger was right last night: Trump is not working for the American people.

Wow, forgot what a coherent leader sounds like

“We grant utilities a monopoly. In exchange, they must keep costs just and reasonable.” — @joshshapiropa.bsky.social 👏👏👏 If utilities block cheaper wind & solar to protect profits and push costly gas instead, they should be held accountable.

NEW: @governor.pa.gov just announced stronger standards for incoming data centers to bring their own power. While this is a step in the right direction, to truly fix the grid and stabilize costs, PA must double down on the cheapest solution we have: clean energy.

📣 Republicans are (finally) realizing that Trump's attacks on clean energy are hurting families: "The loss in the workforce and lost wages and the uncertainty for families... they could look at the President and say he canceled our project because it was solar" - Sen. Capito

Seems pretty simple... if this President can unilaterally block renewable infrastructure, a future President could do the same for fossil fuel projects.

Winterstorm Fern caused massive power outages for over a million Americans … but not for everyone. They were fine. Watch to see who stayed warm and safe.

Food $200 Data $150 Trump's war on clean energy causing a shortage of electrons $1,900 someone who is good at the economy please help me

"We're going to produce more energy, and we're going to lower costs—and we're going to do that by producing more energy here in Virginia." That's the blueprint for how Democrat win big: connect clean energy to lower costs and homegrown power. Congratulations @abigailspanberger.com 🎉

The same tech giants that are forcing you and me to pay to power their data centers through our electric bill apparently have no problem paying for Donald Trump to tear down parts of the White House so he can build a $300 million ballroom for himself.

The economics are clear: The push to build fossil fuels to power data centers is going to hurt people and one way to address that harm is by demanding these centers be built with clean, cheap, fast-to-build energy sources like wind and solar. From @profgalloway.com

Can clean energy find common ground in today’s polarized world? Farmers want to participate in clean energy—but red tape, misinformation & restrictions are slowing progress. Co-author @courtbrady.bsky.social shares the lessons. Download the full report: evrgn.co/4nrkujQ

126°. 122°. 121°. And Trump’s EPA is trying to gut one of the most important climate protections we have.

Ted Cruz: “Ok, what could have been done differently?" Also Ted Cruz: inserted language in the spending bill to gut weather forecast spending and built a career denying our climate reality.

New York just proposed a rule requiring big polluters to report their emissions—a crucial step toward launching a cap-and-invest program that cuts pollution, lowers costs, and invests in clean transit. If you live in NY, submit a public comment: bit.ly/44qUcpJ

What’s Trump doing on climate change? Making it worse while making your life more expensive.

Let’s talk about #reconciliation and how the bill text Republicans are proposing is exactly what the fossil fuel industry paid for.

@mcclellan.house.gov is right. Clean energy isn't just cheaper, it's faster to deploy—meaning energy bills come down further, faster. For example, simple fixes that approve clean energy projects in PJM's interconnection queue faster could save VA customers $727 a year.

WATCH @warren.senate.gov on the Senate floor: "Last month, the company suddenly announced they’re ending the project. No more jobs, no more tax revenue. Why? Because of Donald Trump’s attacks on clean energy."

If Musk is so worried about unnecessary government spending, maybe he should look in the mirror before going after programs that actually help communities.

Nearly 60% of New Yorkers support congestion pricing, which was expected to raise $15 billion to improve New York’s bus and subway system. But guess you wouldn’t care about that when you and your billionaire friends get driven around in private cars.

NOW: @senatorheinrich.bsky.social @kaine.senate.gov are calling for the end to Trump’s war on affordable, American-made energy. "The cheapest, fastest solutions are clean solutions—if you take those off the table? Things will get very expensive, very fast."

NOW: @markey.senate.gov and other MOCs are demanding an end to the Trump administration’s illegal funding blockades on EPA. “We cannot sit back while an autocrat-in-chief and his nepo baby henchman dismantle parts of our government that get in the way of their conflicts of interest.”

There’s something simple we can all do to stand up to Trump as he works to sow division and chaos, argues @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social —we can not believe him.

Jane Fonda: “This is our documentary moment, folks.”