Climate & energy

Says climate change is real and backs an across-the-board energy strategy that weighs environmental goals against economic needs.

Said he remained "fired up" about electric vehicles and that government should invest with commitment matching automakers'.

Introduced a bill to repeal the Inflation Reduction Act's natural gas tax, saying "It's time to unleash American energy."

Signed a 2024 law removing climate change as a priority in state energy policy, saying it would keep "gas in our tanks."

Said "I will not ban fracking" and that a clean energy economy can grow without a fracking ban.

Would end federal subsidies to oil and coal companies and cut regulations she says keep nuclear power off the market.

Opposed rolling back Inflation Reduction Act clean energy tax credits, saying cuts would cost Arizona jobs and raise energy prices.

Says the 2022 federal EV law "tried to push the market too quick"; says of clean energy in Georgia, "we're going to have to have more."

Says climate change should not be a top priority.

Signed a 2025 House letter urging full repeal of the Inflation Reduction Act's green-energy subsidies.

No clear public position found yet.

Signed 2025 laws extending cap-and-trade and clearing new Kern County oil wells; said "We have to effectively transition."

Reintroduced the Green New Deal resolution in 2023 and said "we need bold big climate action, and we need it now."

Opposed the 2025 GOP tax law's cuts to clean energy incentives, saying "it takes a hatchet to the fast-growing industry" in Georgia.

Introduced a 2024 resolution with Sen. Ricketts to overturn what he called "Biden's EV mandates."

Told senators in 2025 that promoting energy, including oil, gas and coal, should be a "centerpiece" of U.S. diplomacy.

Proposed an energy plan with a clean-energy standard and a cap-and-invest program, saying it would "lower costs for consumers."

Her 2024 platform called for 100% clean renewable energy by 2035 and a ban on fracking and new fossil fuel infrastructure.

Would diversify energy production and accelerate renewables.

Said in 2024 the most important thing to lower prices "is drill, baby, drill."

Opposed repealing the Inflation Reduction Act's clean energy tax credits, citing a report that 42,000 Georgia jobs were at risk, and called repeal "a job killer."

Plan aimed for a 100% renewable electric grid by 2035 and a fully green economy by 2049, relying partly on nuclear power.

Supports an all-of-the-above power plan.