U.S. Congressman
Paul Ryan
Serving Wisconsin's 1st District
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2006
Reps. Green, Ryan renew call for EPA to waive RFG mandates, combat price spikes
Reps. Ryan and Green advance fuel bill with House leadership
Solutions to Rising Prices and Energy Dependence
Ryan Votes for Legislation to Boost America’s Refining Capacity
Ryan Votes to Reduce Dependence on Foreign Oil
Reps. Green, Ryan call on feds to waive reformulated gas mandates in Wisconsin
Ryan Response to President's State of the Union Address
2005
House Takes Steps to Exercise Fiscal Restraint, Rein in Growth of Government Spending
Ryan Votes for Fiscally Responsible Plan to Rein in Growth of Government Spending
Ryan’s Fuel Legislation Passes House, Bill Addresses Soaring Prices, Reduces Boutique Fuels with Six-Fuel Federal Slate
Gas Price Task Force Asks FTC and NYMEX for Information on Price Hikes after Hurricane
Auto industry drives region's economy
Wisconsin Congressmen Seek Simpler System to Help Stabilize Gas Prices
Ryan’s Fuels Legislation Passes Congress
House Passes Ryan Plan to Fix Fuel System, Stabilize Gas Prices as Part of Energy Bill
2004
Wisconsin Congressmen Tackle Gasoline Price Spikes, Introduce New Fuels Bill
"Air Quality, Gas Prices Both Deserve 'Fs'"
"Blocked Action on Gas Plan Frustrates Ryan"
2003
"Ryan: Measure to Curb High Gas Price Spikes Cut from Energy Bill"
"State Delegation Sees No Power in Energy Bill"
Ryan Opposes Energy Bill as Insufficient to Combat Gas Price Spikes
Ryan Passes Amendment to Stabilize Gas Prices for Wisconsin over Long Term
WI Congressmen Continue Push for More Rational Gas Blend System to Help Combat Price Spikes
Ryan Praises President’s Release of Home Heating Oil Funds to States
2002
Feingold, Kohl, Ryan, Green Provision to Broaden Reformulated Gas Supply for Wisconsin Included in Final Energy Bill
Feingold, Ryan, Green Fight to Increase Reformulated Gas Supply for Wisconsin, Combat Gas Price Spikes
Reps. Ryan, Green aim to tackle gas price spikes
2001
EPA Releases Results of Fuel Blends Study Requested by Reps. Green, Ryan
Reps. Ryan, Green Thank EPA for Flexibility, Urge Completion of Regional Fuels Study in October
Comprehensive Energy Policy Passes House
EPA's Whitman: Agency Moving Forward with "Boutique Fuels" Study Urged by Ryan
Reps. Ryan, Green will introduce bill on reformulated gas changes
Wisconsin Legislators Request Meeting with EPA, DOE to Address Tight Gasoline Supply, RFG Issues
Ryan Welcomes President's Progress on Energy Policy
Legislators Meet with EPA, DOE Heads to Discuss Predicted Gas Price Spikes
Natural Gas Memo Highlights Supply-Demand Strains
2000
House Committee Predicts Rising Fuel Costs
FTC Says Reformulated Fuel Likely Contributed to Price Spike
Congressional Subcommittee Examines Federal Regulations Regarding Reformulated Gasoline
Ryan Supports Assembly Leaders' Lawsuit Against EPA
CRS Report Details Causes of Higher Regional Gas Prices
EPA to Wisconsin Drivers: Keep Waiting
EPA Administrator Browner Suggests Wisconsin Drivers Will Just Have to Wait
Ryan Renews Request for EPA Waiver of Reformulated Gasoline Mandate
Ryan Supports Waiver of Reformulated Gasoline Requirements
Ryan Rejects Increased Regulations on Fuel Standards
1999
Jobs and Safety Jeopardized if Further CAFE Standards Implemented