Wyoming Moves To Ban Sales Of New Electric Vehicles By 2035

The oil and gas industry already knows that electric vehicles are poised to replace the internal combustion engine vehicles that it caters to, and the demand for its products will radically

decrease in the coming years.

But that doesn't mean they aren't going down without a fight.

Wyoming, for instance, just introduced legislation with the hopes of phasing out the sale of electric vehicles in the state by 2035. The legislation sponsor, Sen. Jim Anderson, R-Casper,

told Cowboy State Daily the reason he introduced the resolution was"to push back against bans on new sales of cars with internal combustion engines in states like California and New York."