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Polling shows likely voters nationally and in battleground states solidly oppose Biden-Harris gas-car ban and consider the issue ‘important’ for 2024

WASHINGTON, D.C. — New polling conducted nationally and across eight presidential and senate battleground states shows strong opposition among likely voters to government policies designed to ban new gas-powered vehicles and, further, that supermajorities of likely voters say this policy issue will be important to them when deciding which elected officials to support in 2024.

Crude / Coking Townhall: Isolation of Hot Oil Circuits, Crude Feed Contaminants, Managing Pyrophorics

Crude, Coking


Facilitators:
Chris McDowell, Becht
Steve Williams, Marathon Petroleum Corporation


  • Isolation of Hot Oil Circuits
    Speaker: Hector Gamboa-Arizpe, CITGO Petroleum Corporation

  • Crude Feed Contaminants
    Speaker: Steve Williams, Marathon Petroleum Corporation

  • Pyrophorics on Turnaround
    Speaker: Raúl Romero, Ecolab, Ecolab



Speakers
Steve Williams
Hector E. Gamboa-Arizpe
Raúl Romero
Christina H McDowell
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Topic
Crude
Coking
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New ad—Ridin’ with Biden—urges Congress to overturn Biden-Harris gas car ban, while polling in competitive states shows liability of the issue across the ticket

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) is launching Ridin’ with Biden, a new issue ad series spotlighting Biden-Harris administration regulations that will effectively ban most new gas cars. The ads are backed by a seven-figure digital media buy across six states—Michigan, Montana, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin—where elected officials are being urged to overturn these policies.
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AFPM: Trump-Vance administration must end EV mandates

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) issued the following statement today in response to reporting from the New York Times suggesting major U.S. automakers are lobbying the incoming Trump-Vance administration to keep much of the Biden-Harris EPA tailpipe standards finalized earlier this year.
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AFPM welcomes EPA proposal to waive ‘impossible’ cellulosic mandate

WASHINGTON, D.C. — American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) General Counsel Rich Moskowitz issued the following statement on the news that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a proposal to exercise partial waiver authority for the 2024 cellulosic Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) obligations.