Robert Grant
Director of International Public Policy and Advocacy
Global Innovation Policy Center, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Areas of Expertise:
Recent Posts by Robert Grant
- Fugitive Emissions and the Future of Gas
- Border Adjustment Tax: Will Consumers Pay At The Pump?
- Drilling in the Arctic
- Should U.S. Energy Policy Aim For “Stability” Or “Leverage” In Global Energy Markets?
Recent Comments by Robert Grant
- "Senator Barrasso should be commended for this sensible, bipartisan proposal. Carbon capture, utilization, and storage continues to need government sup"
USE IT Act: Reducing Emissions Through Carbon Use Innovation, Not Regulation - "Chairman Upton,
Many thanks for taking the time to instigate this discussion on OEP and indeed for introducing your important legislation.
It is a l"
Energy Security Must Be High On The Agenda - "It's not surprising that in the present budgetary and political environment, and with hugely increased national oil and gas reserves, that the SPR is "
Should We Use the Strategic Petroleum Reserve as a Revenue Stream? - "Many thanks to Senator Murkowski for beginning this important discussion on OEP, and indeed for initiating the national conversation on energy exports"
End the Crude Oil Export Ban - "Unfortunately I couldn't make the BPC event, but I wonder if one of the main conclusions was that it is helpful to make a distinction between a. deepw"
The New Geopolitics of Petroleum and Natural Gas: How Will the Tight Oil Boom Affect the Prospects for Arctic and Ultra-Deepwater Oil Development? - "Elias -- thanks indeed for your thoughts. Your comments regarding the differences between gas markets -- less integrated, more regional, more likely t"
Should U.S. Energy Policy Aim For “Stability” Or “Leverage” In Global Energy Markets? - "I agree that David Manning makes an excellent case for what is ultimately just another pipeline, albeit one that will have the most exacting environme"
The Keystone Pipeline Controversy: What’s Really At Stake? - "Thanks for the opportunity to comment on a subject that I'm sure a number of others will have interesting views.
I suspect that to begin to do this"
A Look at the New Energy Leaders