Energytomorrow Radio

  September 9, 2008: Jane van Ryan talks with Margot Thorning of the American Council for Capital Formation about three proposed approaches to energy policy, including the energy plan put forth by the Group of 16, a bipartisan group of U. S. Senators.

  September 2, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Tony Dammer from the U.S. Department of Energy about America’s oil shale deposits.

  August 26, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Ford Brett, president of OGCI PetroSkills, and a director at the Society of Petroleum Engineers, focused on the environmental protection and safety of drilling in the Outer Continental shelf

August 19, 2008 - Jane Van Ryan talks with Richard Ranger of API about opportunities for oil exploration and production in Alaska.

  August 12, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Jim Hoskins and Jennifer Haskins from Harris Interactive about a recent survey commissioned by API to gauge the public’s opinion on energy issues, specifically domestic access and gasoline prices.

August 5, 2008 – Jane Van Ryan talks with John Felmy, API’s chief economist, about the second quarter 2008 earnings of oil and natural gas companies. The companies are reporting earnings of about 7.5 percent, as compared with an average of 10.8 percent for other industries.

  July 29, 2008: This week’s episode of EnergyTomorrow Radio features a discussion with former Congressman Charlie Stenholm (D-TX). Stenholm analyzes proposals to lower fuel prices and explains the steps Congress should take to secure U.S. energy supply.

  July 22, 2008: API’s Jane Van Ryan talks with Karen Harbert of the Institute for 21st Century Energy. Karen discusses the Institute’s recently released energy policy platform.

  July 15, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Dr. Jim Hoskins of Harris Interactive about API and Harris’ second-annual “Energy IQ” survey, which is intended to gauge Americans’ knowledge about energy issues.

  July 8, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Becky Roberts, president of Chevron Pipeline, about the challenges of delivering natural gas to market and the industry’s commitment to transporting natural gas safely while protecting the environment.

  July 1, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with James Hackett, president and CEO of Andarko Petroleum, about exploration and production fo oil and natural gas.

  June 24, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Doug Morris, API’s group director of Upstream and Industry Operations to answer questions submitted to EnergyTomorrow.org about the exploration and production of oil and natural gas. 

  June 17, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talk with Ed Vilade, an official at the Department of Energy under the Carter administration about global crises that caused energy shortages in the 1970s and the consequences of the windfall profits tax of the 1980s.

  June 10, 2008: Host Jane Van Ryan talks with Wendell Cox, independent consultant working with API and principle of international public policy firm, Demographia.  Wednell explains why he believes global energy demand will continue to rise.

  June 3, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Chuck Bedell of the Murphy Exploration and Production Company about the oil industry’s proactive of converting oil rigs into marine reef habitats. Chuck explains how this process works and its value to ocean life.

  May 27, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with API Manger of Statistics Ron Planting about the factors that have led to higher crude oil costs for refiners and how the increased costs have impacted consumers of gasoline and diesel fuel.

  May 20, 2008: Join API’s Jane Van Ryan for an analysis of recent energy proposals with Lou Pugliaresi of the Energy Policy Research Foundation. Additionally, Lou discusses how several historical and current events have impacted present supply.

  May 13, 2008: Jane Van Ryan talks with Lou Hayden and Russell Jones of API about the energy industry’s efforts to decrease emissions and the potential impact of the Lieberman-Warner bill on supply.  They also discuss practical solutions the government could propose to reduce global emissions while meeting America’s energy needs.

  May 6, 2008 API’s Jane Van Ryan talks with Trilby Lundberg publisher of the Lundberg Survey, which tracks gasoline prices. Trilby reports her recent findings and offers her views on why gas prices have risen this year.

  April 29, 2008: API’s Jane Van Ryantalks with Phill Flynn of Alaron Trading about recent global events that have affected America’s oil supply, as well as the potential impact various recommendations made by Congress could have on America’s economy.