When you take money from Goldman Sachs, you're taking money from big-time fossil-fuel supporters.

[reformist2]

I think we all know who I'm talking about here...

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North American Energy Summit

New York City | June 10-11, 2014

Overview

North America is at a historic inflection point when it comes to its energy future. In recent years, energy production has surged across the continent, with the United States poised to become the world’s top oil producer, Canada scaling output to unprecedented levels, and Mexico forging landmark energy reform. The North American Energy Summit will assemble public and private stakeholders to discuss a strategy for harnessing the continent’s energy resources to spur economic growth, enhance national security and regional competitiveness, and promote responsible development of these resources.

OUTLOOK

As recently as five years ago, energy projections outlined a bleak future for North America. Expected increases in oil and gas imports, coupled with growing susceptibility to supply side shocks, foretold higher energy prices and increased pressure on economic growth. Today, North America’s energy outlook has dramatically improved. In addition to substantial increases in oil supply, natural gas and renewable energy production are also on the rise. As a result, the U.S. trade deficit has shrunk, while jobs in the energy sector are growing faster than the private sector as a whole.


http://www.goldmansachs.com/our-thinking/pages/north-american-energy-summit/

[dogman]

1. I wonder if there are any speeches about this?

[uponit7771]

2. Then Sanders shouldn't take money from Wall Street or any of their friends no? tia

[reformist2]

3. Does he? I thought he said quite clearly he doesn't want their money.