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For more than 61 years, the Cholla Power Plant has helped power Arizona.

Now, Arizona Public Service - APS plans to repower the site with natural gas, adding approximately 380 MW of reliable, around-the-clock electricity, enough to power about 61,000 Arizona homes.

As Arizona grows, projects like Cholla can help strengthen reliability while supporting good-paying local jobs.

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The energy we depend on every day is built on decades of American innovation.

The Gulf of America supplies about 15% of U.S. oil production, supporting jobs, strengthening U.S. energy security, and helping meet growing energy demand. Thanks to years of American engineering, resources once thought unreachable are now helping power homes, businesses, and manufacturers across the country.

These advancements have also brought more than $10 billion in new investment, supporting American workers while helping strengthen the nation's energy future.

National Ocean Industries Association President Erik Milito takes a closer look at the innovation, investment, and workforce helping power America's energy future.

How American engineers unlocked the impossible beneath the Gulf of America Deepwater oil drilling in the Gulf of America unlocks the Paleogene layer, where extreme pressures hold tens of billions of barrels of oil.

Why aren't gas prices dropping as fast as oil prices?

Many drivers expect relief at the pump as soon as oil prices decline, but that's not how the fuel market works.

As CEA President David Holt explained during a recent interview on Newsradio 740 KTRH, there's often a delay before lower crude oil prices reach consumers: The encouraging news is that Holt says the overall trend is moving in the right direction ahead of the summer travel season, and with oil prices easing from recent highs, drivers could see more relief at the pump in the coming months as global tensions continue to settle.

Tune in to hear David break down what’s driving gas prices and what families can expect next.

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