Yesterday’s 'Oil&Gas Journal' assessment of the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) adds urgency to my concern that there should be governmental oversight to Oil & Gas producers and refiners as they face an uncertain economic future with plausible debt default, insolvency and bankruptcy. Will the Oil & Gas industry behave in the Public Interest and National Interest as it exercises its fiduciary duty in their attempts to remain viable businesses? Do you agree we must assure the industry acts in the Public and National Interest?
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May 10 Email to James Quinn - Sen. Cassidy Chief of Staff
Yesterday’s 'Oil&Gas Journal' assessment of the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) adds urgency to my concern that there should be governmental oversight to Oil & Gas producers and refiners as they face an uncertain economic future with plausible debt default, insolvency and bankruptcy. Will the Oil & Gas industry behave in the Public Interest and National Interest as it exercises its fiduciary duty in their attempts to remain viable businesses? Do you agree we must assure the industry acts in the Public and National Interest?
Yesterday’s 'Oil&Gas Journal' assessment of the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) adds urgency to my concern that there should be governmental oversight to Oil & Gas producers and refiners as they face an uncertain economic future with plausible debt default, insolvency and bankruptcy. Will the Oil & Gas industry behave in the Public Interest and National Interest as it exercises its fiduciary duty in their attempts to remain viable businesses? Do you agree we must assure the industry acts in the Public and National Interest?
com Subject: How long will it take low prices to collapse the Oil & Gas Industry? Date: May 10, 2017 at 6:59 PM To: James Quinn (Sen. Cassidy) James_Quinn@cassidy.senate.gov
Dear James Quinn,
. Last Thursday, I visited your office and delivered the attached one-page Twenty-one Questions That Need To Be Addressed By The Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources dated May 4, one copy for you and one for Senator Cassidy. . The original purpose of this email was to follow-up and implore you to respond YAY or NAY as to whether you and Senator Cassidy actually read through the list of questions, and encourage you to reply with your thoughts. . Yesterday, the Oil&Gas Journal published EIA: World liquid fuels supply growth forecast higher in latest STEO (Bit.ly/OGJ9May17). Their assessment of the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO) adds urgency to my concern that there should be governmental oversight to Oil & Gas producers and refiners as they face an uncertain economic future with plausible debt default, insolvency and bankruptcy. . Will the Oil & Gas industry behave in the Public Interest and National Interest as it exercises its fiduciary duty in their attempts to remain viable businesses? . Please read the article and my May 4 list of 21 questions, and please respond. . Do you agree we must assure the industry acts in the Public and National Interest? . Sincerely yours, Doug Grandt .