Energy in an Election Year
With the first presidential debate almost a week away, Vote4Energy hosted a candid roundtable discussion last week with API President and CEO Jack Gerard and several industry experts on the role energy issues will play in the debates.
Based on the discussion, it was clear to everyone that energy is a top concern for voters this election. To learn more about the politics of energy, watch archived footage from the event or check out highlights from the discussion here.
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Recent News
U.S. manufacturing sector prospers with natural gas boom
September 21, 2012
Low natural gas prices have lingered due to the glut of the commodity, making the country an attractive market for manufacturers once again.
Energy Security is Within Reach
September 13, 2012
Because crude oil is traded globally, with prices set by a world market, it’s more accurate to say the United States should focus on “energy self-sufficiency” and “energy security.” Both are within reach.
What People Are Saying
“We are an energy-rich nation. We have more oil and natural gas than anyone thought possible even 5 years ago: more potential energy than many oil-exporting nations in the Mideast, and more than most countries in the world.” - API Executive Vice President Marty Durbin Don’t forget to like us on  and follow us on  to add your voice to the Vote4Energy effort | |
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