The non-partisan Reform Institute‘s National Energy Symposium drew more than 45 corporate executives, policymakers and industry experts to Washington, D.C., Tuesday to openly discuss the nation’s energy, environmental and economic challenges. It appears, however, that representatives of the nation’s largest oil and natural gas exploration and production firms (a.k.a., the “fossil fuelers”) were strangely missing [...]
Energy Symposium Held Without ‘Fossil Fuelers’
April 23rd, 2009 · No Comments
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‘Group of 10′ Energy Plan ‘Falls Far Short’
August 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Two weeks ago, the nation’s news media outlets broke “news” about a supposedly-bipartisan energy plan hatched by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and a “Group of 10″ U.S. senators. Unfortunately, that plan falls far short of what is needed, according to Red Cavaney. Cavaney, president and chief executive officer of the American Petroleum Institute, outlined [...]
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