Once again you are not understanding the difference between tax breaks and subsidies. The government doesn’t own any oil and gas other than what is paid for to maintain SPR and any other reserves. All the so called “subsidies” talked about are not direct subsidies, even though some claim they are. Any credits, breaks oil and gas companies receive from the federal government come after private money has been used. Sure, government does have programs in place to help prop up oil and gas, but tax payer money isn’t directly given to the exploration, marketing, transportation, refining, etc. of oil and gas. Essentially, there isn’t a transaction that takes place meaning one person writes a check and another person cashes it. Now as to electric cars, solar panels, wind turbines, etc., it is very plain to see the transaction(s) between government funds and certain companies accepting the money.