Energy and Commerce Committee

House Committee on Energy and Commerce | Chairman @RepGuthrie

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Today, on behalf of @HouseCommerce and @FinancialCmte, @RepJohnJoyce and @RepHuizenga unveiled comprehensive data privacy legislation establishing data privacy protections fit for the 21st century.

Read more about the legislation introduced today ⬇️

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🚨 JUST ANNOUNCED

Next Wednesday, Chairman @RepMGriffith is holding a Health hearing on legislative proposals to increase price transparency for both patients and employers.

@HouseCommerce is committed to delivering more affordable and reliable health care for ALL Americans.

Read more about next week’s hearing ⬇️

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America’s environmental policies should reflect the realities of today—not the last century.

Today’s Environment hearing discussed how Clean Air Act modernization will help bring environmental protections into the modern age.

Read more about today’s hearing ⬇️

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Today’s CMT hearing made it clear why America needs the SECURE Data Act.

By creating a clear standard that balances consumer protection with a pro-growth business environment, we are giving Americans the 21st century data privacy protections they deserve.

Read more about today’s CMT hearing ⬇️

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Unintended consequences matter. Restrictive regulation in states like California or Colorado can end up increasing emissions and cost to consumers.

At today’s hearing, @RepGabeEvans discussed how these policies risk pushing energy production and refining activity out of the U.S. to less restrictive countries rather than achieving real environmental gains.

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North Dakota is proof that strong environmental standards and a strong economy can go hand in hand.

Today, @RepFedorchak highlighted how North Dakota remains in compliance with national air quality standards while supporting energy production, agriculture, and manufacturing.

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In today's Environment Subcommittee hearing @RepLaurelLee highlighted how bus operators can often be caught between federal mandates and local ordinances, creating unnecessary costs for American businesses.

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America’s farmers operate on tight margins and depend on equipment that works when they need it most.

Today, @RepMMM highlighted the importance of modernizing outdated regulations so farmers can keep equipment running, reduce downtime, and stay focused on feeding the country.

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Outdated regulations create costly and burdensome red tape that hurt hardworking Americans.

Watch @RepBuddyCarter question how to ensure federal policy reflects today’s vehicles, fuels, and emissions technologies.

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As @RepJohnJoyce points out, the Biden-Harris Administration was full of unprecedented attacks on consumer choice, telling families what they could, and could not buy.

California went even further, weaponizing the Clean Air Act, to try and completely ban combustion vehicles. @HouseCommerce is working to ensure this can never happen again.

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California's Clean Air Act waiver authority gives California broad control over environmental polices for states across the country, allowing politicians in Sacramento to impact hardworking families thousands of miles away.

During today's Environment hearing, @TXRandy14 discussed the effects of this waiver:

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This Congress, @HouseGOP has helped lower costs for American consumers—putting an end to the electric vehicle mandate and repealing excessive regulations that drive up costs.

Watch @BobLatta highlight the work done to make everyday life more affordable for families ⬇️

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Today's Environment Subcommittee hearing will examine ways to modernize the Clean Air Act and reduce the burdens and costs that hurt drivers and consumers.

Watch as Chairman @RepGuthrie discusses how these bills will help lower costs for hardworking American families and support our businesses.

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WATCH:

Chairman @USRepGaryPalmer gavels in today's Environment hearing examining 10 pieces of legislation to modernize the Clean Air Act's mobile source requirements.

Far-left states like California have weaponized the Clean Air Act to create expensive, burdensome and unworkable requirements that hurt businesses and make everyday life more expensive.

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🚨 LIVE NOW

Watch as Chairman @USRepGaryPalmer opens today’s Environment hearing on the modernization of the Clean Air Act’s mobile source requirements.

WATCH ⬇️
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.@CMSGov’s new community engagement requirements enacted under @HouseGOP’s Working Families Tax Cuts are commonsense, restoring the dignity of work and protecting American taxpayers.

Read Chairman @RepGuthrie’s statement on this provision that will help protect Medicaid for generations to come ⬇️

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[Congresswoman Laurel Lee @RepLaurelLee]

Children’s private data should not be harnessed and weaponized to exploit them. The internet children use today bears almost no resemblance to the one we had in 1998.

Today at the @HouseCommerce CMT Subcommittee hearing, I spotlighted our bipartisan work on COPPA 2.0 to update and strengthen privacy protections for children and teens. We must continue building on this foundation to keep pace with today’s digital world.