North Columbus News

Congressman Mike Carey has recently shared updates regarding his initiatives on biofuel tax credits, reflecting his ongoing support for energy independence and local economic growth. Carey, who represents Ohio’s 15th district, has served in the U.S. Congress since 2021 after succeeding Steve Stivers. Born in 1971 in Sabina, Ohio, Carey is a graduate of Ohio State University, where he earned his bachelor's degree in 1993.

On May 1, 2025, Carey announced the introduction of his biofuel tax credit bill, made in collaboration with colleague @RepMMM. He emphasized the benefits of biodiesel as a resource, highlighting its capacity to bolster energy independence while supporting farmers, producers, and energy workers specifically in Ohio. His statement was shared via this tweet.

Following up on his announcement, Congressman Carey directed readers to further information with a link to additional details in another tweet on the same day. The tweet was brief and simply read, "Read more here."

On May 2, 2025, Carey reiterated the necessity of expanding opportunities for energy producers, identifying biofuels as a viable option for promoting energy independence. He pointed to a detailed discussion on the subject within the @sciotopost.

Expanding biofuel initiatives appears to be a strategic focus for Carey as he seeks to balance energy independence with economic support for his home state.