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Anti-Industry Politics

Anti-Industry Politics

As the voice of Independent producers in New Mexico, IPANM’s mission is protect, defend, and promote the work of our members and all of industry. New Mexico’s future and America’s future needs to be shaped by a policy of energy freedom. This “all of the above” approach is fundamental to ensuring all sources of energy–including fossil fuels–can compete to produce safe, reliant, and affordable energy to better the human condition. However, dangerous forces are pushing against energy freedom. Local, state, and federal governments are under the thumb of disingenuous environmental groups who want to pick-and-choose energy winners, under the guise of climate change. With governments already mobilized to kill the oil and gas industry in favor of unreliable and expensive renewable sources, New Mexico & America stand to lose jobs and domestic security. Furthermore, reducing fossil fuel supplies disproportionately hurts those in poverty (18% of New Mexicans). The “Green New Deal” and other progressive policies must be exposed for what they are: a pathway to self-inflicted, socio-economic suffering. With a weakened domestic energy landscape, Americans will beholden to nefarious foreign governments (such as Russia and China). As already demonstrated, these foreign powers do not have the best interests of the people or the planet at heart.

Anti-Industry News

IPANM (Mar. 6, 2024) | PDF - The following statement has been released by Jim Winchester, Executive Director of the Independent Petroleum Association
The Henderson News (Feb. 29, 2024) - Twenty years ago the United States imported more than half of the oil we
Call it a tale of two energy bills. A bill that would have made the most significant changes in decades to
IPANM (February 9, 2024) - Today, IPANM joined 26 state and federal oil & gas trade associations in expressing major
EnergyNow.com (January 26, 2024) - The Biden administration on Friday halted the approval of new licenses to export US liquefied
Rio Grande Sun (January 25, 2024) - Editorial Submitted By Jim Winchester, IPANM Executive Director New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham
IPANM (October 10, 2023) - Recent efforts by activist groups pushing state regulators to increase arbitrary setbacks through new statewide
Santa Fe New Mexican (January 19, 2024) - A Senate Finance Committee hearing about an agency budget turned testy Friday
New Mexico Sun (July 5, 2023) -- State Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard recently signed a moratorium prohibiting oil and
Farmington Daily Times (June 12, 2023) FARMINGTON — A June 2 decision by Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland to