We hear that this election will have lasting effects on generations, but will it make or break the oil and gas industry future growth? Dan Naatz, a Washington insider and industry representative on Capitol Hill, talks about the real feelings on oil and gas inside the Beltway and how this year’s election may or may not define the future of energy.
Moderator:
Len Vermillion, Editorial Director, Hart Energy
Speaker:
Dan Naatz, Senior Vice President of Government Relations and Political Affairs, Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA)
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