CIPA’s sponsored legislation, AB 2716 by Assembly Member Anamarie Ávila Farías, passed out of the Assembly Appropriations Committee and advanced to the Assembly Floor.

California has spent years pretending that shutting down in-state oil production is a climate policy. A new emissions study makes the opposite point

AB 2711 by Assembly Member Stan Ellis would bring a measure of discipline, certainty, and basic fairness back into California’s oil and gas permitting process.

California’s fuel crisis is the direct result of years of state policy decisions that discouraged in-state oil production, weakened California’s refining base, and pushed the state deeper into dependence on foreign crude oil and imported refined fuels.

Kern County has formally weighed in on AB 2716 by Assembly Member Anamarie Avila Farias, CIPA’s sponsored bill to correct the serious fiscal and operational problems created by AB 1167

A new analysis concludes that the early results of SB 237 are falling short of its goal to stabilize California's energy supply.

Last week, the California Independent Petroleum Association formally responded to CARB’s revised Cap-and-Invest amendment package, and the message was direct: the proposal is not workable, not coherent, and not aligned with California’s own stated goals.

A recent report highlighted growing concern that California’s fuel supply is becoming increasingly fragile, with warnings that the state’s already tight petroleum system could face added strain heading into the summer driving season.

After a long and politically difficult hearing last Monday night, CIPA’s sponsored bill, AB 2716 by Assembly Member Anamarie Avila Farias that fixes the broken bonding requirements for acquisitions of oil assets, passed out of the Assembly Natural Resources Committee.

A new letter from members of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus should get Sacramento’s attention