Arthur Dibianca
What this job does: One of three members of the Railroad Commission. Despite the name, it no longer oversees railroads. It regulates the oil and natural gas industry, pipelines, natural gas utilities, propane and coal and uranium mining. A term is six years.
- Occupation
- Retired
Background
- Longtime Libertarian activist in Austin. source: texastribune.org
- Ran unsuccessfully as a Libertarian for Texas House District 51 (2014), U.S. House District 21 (2020) and Texas Senate District 21 (2022). source: texastribune.org
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- Free-market energy development without subsidies or mandates for any energy source source: texastribune.org
- Competitive access to pipelines source: texastribune.org
- Protect mineral and surface rights from eminent domain source: texastribune.org
- Hold operators accountable for plugging abandoned wells source: texastribune.org
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