​Supports creating energy jobs and energy workers.

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• He has the support of both the United Mine Workers of America and the League of Conservation voters. 

• Wants to make sure Pennsylvania takes advantage of economic opportunities of clean energy. He previously funded a hydrogen hub that will bring 20,000 jobs to Southeastern Pennsylvania.

• He has opposed bans on fracking, for the economic and energy benefits it provides. 

• He has brought tens of millions of dollars to fund improvements of air and water quality in urban areas, clean up contaminated brownfield sites and remove PFAS chemicals from drinking water.

• He passed into law what is now called the Casey Credit, which will incentivize new, high-paying jobs in over 45 counties in Pennsylvania where energy jobs like coal mining have been lost. He is an original co-sponsor of the American Energy Worker Opportunity Act which would support workers whose jobs were affected by job losses and plant closures.

Supports energy 

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• Supports adaptation and energy policies that do not impose damage on society, the economy and security, and opposes climate change 

• Supports clean energy and economic development 

• Supports energy independency, and believes that can be done while simultaneously supporting Pennsylvania as a leader in emissions reduction

• Supports a market driven solutions energy agenda

• Wants to find climate policies that do not affect the economy

• Believes in creating climate change policies with the economy in mind first.

• Does not think climate change is a very big issue, and thinks too much government spending is going toward climate policy

• Believes we are in a climate emergency

• Supports the green party’s green new deal, which will rapidly transition the energy systems to green and renewable energy

• Believes in investing in electric public transportation

• Wants to ban fracking and invest in green neighborhoods 

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