2016 CO Senate race: on Energy & Oil

Darryl Glenn: I do not believe that man is contributing to climate change

Bennet: Yes

Glenn: No. Ardent climate change denier. "I do not believe that man is contributing."[2]

Q: On Climate Change: Should government limit the levels of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere?

Bennet: Yes

Glenn: No. Also advocates for defunding EPA and Department of Energy.

Darryl Glenn: Welcoming energy policies; march toward energy independence

• Reduce regulations so employers and employees flourish in a healthier business climate.
• Support policies that promote a welcoming environment in Colorado for energy, manufacturing, agriculture and the military.
• Promote policies that encourage and incubate technology innovation centers.
• Support and enhance our march toward energy independence.

Jon Keyser: Energy security=national security; all-of-the-above policy

Like any sound investment portfolio, we need to make sure we have a diverse energy portfolio, which includes safely and responsibly developing our natural resources and utilizing renewable energy sources. We need to make room for innovators and entrepreneurs to spark an energy revolution that will help ensure our safety and security.

Colorado has a large role to play in putting the United States on the path to energy security and independence. As a former roughneck working on an oil and gas rig on the Western Slope, Jon has firsthand experience with how critical the energy industry is to Colorado's economy.

As a US Senator, Jon will fight for a true all-of-the-above energy policy and advocate for the national security and economic security advantages that energy independence will bring to the US.

Peg Littleton: Supports all-of-the above energy policy

As part of my dedication to job growth and affordable energy for households and businesses, I would support responsible efforts to revive the Keystone XL pipeline.

Ryan Frazier: Embrace American energy independence

Tim Neville: EPA's war on oil, gas and coal kills jobs