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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-07-30

IN THE NEWS: Free Market Friday: Permitting reform allows cheaper energy

Alan Armstrong
Alan Armstrong
ROK · Senator
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This press release from Senator Alan Armstrong (R-OK) was published on 2026-07-30 and titled "IN THE NEWS: Free Market Friday: Permitting reform allows cheaper energy".

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IN THE NEWS: Free Market Friday: Permitting reform allows cheaper energy

By Jonathan Small for The Journal Record Technology, particularly improvements in AI technology, is fueling growing demand for energy. Unfortunately, the supply of energy may not keep pace with that growing demand, which is a recipe for rising costs for all. Fortunately, Oklahoma U.S. Sen. Alan Armstrong of Tulsa understands that scenario can be avoided by simply making it easier to produce [ ]
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