THE HILL
 
comment
Print

Incoming Energy chairman Upton shows up at oil industry event

By Andrew Restuccia - 01/04/11 01:12 PM ET

Spotted at an American Petroleum Institute event Tuesday previewing the oil industry's agenda for 2011 was Rep. Fred Upton (R-Mich.), the incoming chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Upton is planning this year to aggressively challenge the Obama administration's energy agenda, including efforts to regulate greenhouse gas emissions and impose new regulations on the oil industry.

API, the country's most powerful oil-and-gas industry trade group, is unveiling its "State of American Energy" report that, in part, calls on Congress to "reject new energy taxes and turn aside unnecessary regulations on oil and natural gas development." An API spokesman says Upton was an invited guest to the event held at Washington's Newseum.


Source:
http://thehill.com/blogs/e2-wire/e2-wire/135845-upton-spotted-at-oil-industry-event

More Videos »

E2-Wire Twitter - Click to follow
More From The Web
bloglogo

More Briefing Room »

More Congress Blog »

More Pundits Blog »

More Twitter Room »

More Hillicon Valley »

More E2-Wire (Energy) »

More Ballot Box »

More On The Money »

More Healthwatch »

More Floor Action »

More Transportation »

More DEFCON Hill »

More Global Affairs »

More In The Know »

More RegWatch »

Get latest news from The Hill direct to your inbox, RSS reader and mobile devices.