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Print: State of American Energy Report - 2018
Print: Jack Gerard's State of American Energy Address - 2018 (as prepared for delivery)
Energy is fundamental to our society. Our ability to responsibly produce, safely distribute, store and efficiently consume the energy we need to maintain our standard of living while lessening the impact on the environment is crucial to our shared goal of a better future for the next generation.
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Jack Gerard's State of American Energy Address - 2017 (as prepared for delivery)
State of American Energy Report - 2017 ( Lo-Res - 4.4 MB)
State of American Energy Report - 2017 (Hi-Res - 23 MB)
State of American Energy Report - 2017 (Print-friendly Hi-Res - 23 MB)
When it comes to energy policy, the next president and members of the next Congress will play a critical role in shaping America’s 21st century energy renaissance, determining whether our nation will cement its position as a global energy leader. The energy policy conversation is about more than oil and natural gas development. It is about American competitiveness, international influence, national security and long-term economic strength and prosperity.
Jack Gerard's State of American Energy Address - 2016
State of American Energy Report - 2016 ( Lo-Res - 5.7 MB)
State of American Energy Report - 2016 (Hi-Res - 12.4 MB)
America is experiencing an energy revival. We are now defined by an abundance of energy resources rather than a scarcity of them. This affords us the opportunity to think in terms of promise and potential. API’s 2015 State of American Energy provides the oil and natural gas industry’s perspective on policies and issues impacting America’s energy future. The right public policies can fuel America’s economic revival and improve our energy security for future generations through the safe and responsible production, refining, and transportation of our country’s oil and natural gas resources. We are committed to working with communities and policymakers to make these wise choices.
Jack Gerard State of American Energy Address - 2015 (as prepared for delivery)
