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Biden’s Worst Energy Policy Yet: Consequences of Blocking U.S. LNG Export
May 1, 2024    |    3:00 p.m. EST

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As the global demand for affordable and reliable energy continues to rise, President Biden’s decision to block permits for U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects is being met with scrutiny and concern across party lines.

Join us for a virtual panel to discuss why this decision is a bad energy policy that will have severe consequences for our nation and our allies abroad.   Our expert panelists and the keynote speaker will explore what steps need to be taken to reverse the decision in order to protect American jobs and follow through on our commitments to our allies overseas.  

With Keynote Speaker
U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy for Louisiana  

Panelists
Charlie Melancon, Former member of Congress and Louisiana Secretary of Wildlife and Fisheries, and the Spokesman for Louisiana Energy Export Partners (LEEP) General Spider Marks, Retired U.S. Army major general and strategic adviser to the GAIN Coalition.
Ellen Wald, Senior fellow at the Atlantic Council Global Energy Center and the president of Transversal Consulting.

Moderator 
Craig Stevens, spokesman for the GAIN Coalition and former senior advisor to U.S. Energy Secretary Sam Bodman.    

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