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Brian Boner
@BrianBonerWYO · WY · S
Posts51
Engagement1,369
Voting-record position0.540
CoverageJan 21, 2020 to Apr 1, 2023
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It was an honor to share my perspective on the importance of our energy industry today. Sometimes our liberal friends need a reminder that our vital industries make modern life possible! https://t.co/8B9IDmq96l
I am glad to see the new IRP extends the life of three of the four units at Dave Johnston. While I am disappointed half the plant<U+2019>s capacity is still scheduled for retirement within 5 years, this update is a significant improvement from the previous 2027 retirement on all units. https://t.co/2gf53QfoVt
SF 85 has passed the Senate! This bill will give a modest tax break to our uranium producers to get them through some tough times. As the federal government moves to enact policy which realizes how important domestic uranium is to national security, we should do our part to help. https://t.co/vGwNDmziSx
RT @GovernorGordon: It is disappointing, concerning and frustrating to see that @PRBResCouncil has decided that the prudent oil and gas dev<U+2026>
Big news for Wyoming’s future as an energy state! https://t.co/ydRczsIi3D
The Converse County EIS is a step forward in providing a stable regulatory environment to develop the significant oil and gas resources in the PRB. A huge thanks to those at the national, state and local level who worked so hard to make this a reality. Merry Christmas everyone! https://t.co/mVkh0uEvQF
The prospects for oil and gas development in the Powder River Basin continue to look bright! https://t.co/a5bW4nA93Z https://t.co/QQ3bVrHDaz https://t.co/1AYAj4zOyd
I fought hard to preserve unit 4 and am glad to see its life extended to 2039. I will continue to fight for an energy strategy that protects our workers, provides reliable power and leverages all of the natural resources we are blessed with in this state.
Here is the full op-ed I wrote about energy development in split estate situations during State Fair week. Our energy and agriculture sectors have worked together for decades to responsibly develop energy resources in the Powder River Basin. https://t.co/4cO5KoC5In