Michelle Nunn on Energy & Oil

	Michelle Nunn on Energy & Oil

Move forward on Keystone pipeline

Q. Where do you stand on the Keystone pipeline?

A: I have studied it and I do believe it's something we should move forward with based upon the practical economic imperatives, energy independence and also that many of the environmental concerns have been addressed.

Source: Time Magazine interview on 2014 Georgia Senate race , Mar 6, 2014

Ensure affordable and sustainable sources of energy

The US now leads the world in oil & gas production. North America could become energy secure by 2020, ensuring our independence from Middle Eastern oil. New energy technologies will further strengthen our position & deliver competitive advantages to both our energy companies and those that rely on affordable and sustainable sources of energy. Our energy policy must ensure that we maintain this competitive advantage internationally while we ensure that this growth is sustainable and environmentally sound. Source: 2014 Senate campaign website, michellenunn.com, "Ideas" , Nov 15, 2013

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