Maine Capitol Update
Labor Costs: Minimum wage hourly rates increase on January 1st
DEC Finalizes New York’s Program for Greenhouse Gas Reporting
Some larger emission sources will require DEC-accredited third-party verification annually.
Small Businesses Demand Options for Affordable Energy
The cost of energy has been a rising concern for years for small businesses across the country. Access to affordable energy options is critical for the success of American small businesses. NFIB continues to fight for reliable and affordable energy options.
Legislators Wrap Up 2025 for Holiday Break
Learn more about the 2025 legislative session
U.S. House Passes Vital Energy Bill for Alaska, Nation
Repealing BLM rule will unlock 7.7 billion barrels of discoverable oil in the state
What does a New York Court Order mean for Vermont’s Expensive Climate Laws?
Last month, a NYS judge sided with environmental groups and ordered NY to change their climate law or publish final regulations by February 1, 2026.
LETTER: NFIB Urges Congress to Unleash Energy Production in Wyoming
In a letter, Wyoming small businesses support repeal of rule limiting energy development in the state.
New York Pauses Implementation of the All-Electric Buildings Act
AEBA bans the use of gas-powered stoves, furnaces, propane, and other fossil fuel hookups in most new buildings
Energy Debate Heats Up
New bill aims to take a step towards energy affordability in Massachusetts.
NFIB’s Jared Weiser Appointed to Ohio Public Benefits Advisory Board
Governor DeWine appointed Weiser to serve on the board