Opinion: National Security Interests Best Served by Modern Fuel Economy Standards


As the world’s largest consumer of this critical commodity with a transportation system that is 92 percent powered by oil, the United States is particularly vulnerable to the economic stress of price spikes and volatility. A technical review of existing fuel economy standards is underway, creating an opportunity for regulators in the federal government and California to cooperate and serve America’s national interests while ensuring the auto industry remains vibrant into the future. (Read More)