Category: ‘ Energy Security ’

 

Two Days of Energy Security

The countdown is almost over:  tomorrow, policymakers, industry leaders and business executives will gather to discuss the intensifying threats posed by our nation’s oil dependence, and consider solutions that will strengthen o...

The road paved with good intentions

A well meaning concept is being applied in the Senate Energy Committee in a way that will unreasonably block robust bipartisan energy security measures.  The idea is facially attractive:  any new program moving through the commi...

Energy security meets Facebook

In a "first for the Senate, and a first for Facebook," Senator Dick Lugar (R-IN), Ranking Member on the Foreign Relations Committee, will announce introduction of his Practical Energy Plan exclusively on Facebook this morning at ...

Wouldn’t it be nice — what energy security means

Today's Wall Street Journal has a interesting piece by Angus McDowall that points up the challenges facing Saudi Arabia as it navigates through the geopolitcs of oil and seeks to maintain economic health.  As opposed to US , Chin...

Pentagon investments pave future energy policy

The U.S. military is the single largest industrial consumer of oil in the world.  On an annual basis, it consumes approximately 125 million barrels of oil.  The vast majority of U.S. aircraft, tanks and vehicles run on petroleum...

Announcing the National Summit on Energy Security

As readers of EPIC know, the issue of energy security is not taken lightly. Short of nuclear weapons falling into the hands of terrorists, energy security is the top threat facing the nation. SAFE’s team of policy and legislativ...

Political Roundup

If we need any further proof that America’s oil dependence keeps us beholden to outside players, we can look to comments made by Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed bin Talal earlier this week.  Voicing what can be interpreted as the...

The critical path on energy

This morning Jeffrey Ball has a good piece in the WSJ that should be grounds for hope on the critical path item on US energy security.  We've written in the past about the criticality of natural gas to future US electricity price...

Oily foreign policy

Robert Burns of the AP has a very important story today on our increasingly close defense-related ties with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.  It is also interesting that the news preceding today's POTUS speech on the Middle East was ...

Political Roundup

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have continued to charge ahead on energy issues this week, with the passage of two more domestic production bills in the House and the introduction of electric vehicle legislation in the Senate. As par...
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