Oil Production and Politics

Energy analysts talked about the possibility of a North American oil and gas boom. They were joined by energy executives and spoke about whether a boom had the potential to kick start a new era of prosperity in the U.S. Participants also discussed the politics around current federal energy policy, including international negotiations regarding global climate change. They responded to questions from the audience.

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