A National Strategy: Can Opponents in the Energy Debate Find Common Ground to Reduce Oil Dependence?

October 16, 2013

This panel discussion from OPEC +40: A National Summit on Energy Security explores the urgency of a bipartisan effort to craft a comprehensive energy security strategy.

Carol M. Browner, former Director of the White House Office of Energy and Climate Change Policy and Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

Senator Jon Kyl (R-AZ), former Senate Minority Whip

John Hannah, former National Security Advisor to the Vice President

Senator Byron Dorgan (D-ND), former Chaiman of the Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Sub-Committee and Senior Fellow at the Bipartisan Policy Center

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A National Strategy: Can Opponents in the Energy Debate Find Common Ground to Reduce Oil Dependence?

This panel discussion from OPEC +40: A National Summit on Energy Security explores the urgency of a bipartisan effort to craft a comprehensive energy security strategy.

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A National Strategy: Can Opponents in the Energy Debate Find Common Ground to Reduce Oil Dependence?

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This panel discussion from OPEC +40: A National Summit on Energy Security explores the urgency of a bipartisan effort to craft a comprehensive energy security strategy.

Read More