Note Written By: Andrew Gillespie

This Note explains why the shift in U.S. coal production serves as a backdrop for a new regulatory energy policy in which the U.S. is a prominent exporter of energy, especially of underutilized domestic fossil fuels. Part I discusses the history and current state of U.S. energy policy, focusing not only on domestic policies but also on energy policies concerning global energy consumption.

VOLUME 12 - 2019-2020

12 Ky. J. Equine, Agric. & Nat. Res. L.3 (2020).

AMERICA’S ENERGY POLICY: WHERE ENERGY CONSUMPTION IS HEADED AND WHY POLICY NEEDS TO CHANGE

Note Written By: Andrew Gillespie

The U.S. is a prominent exporter of energy, especially of underutilized domestic fossil fuels. In this Note, author Andre Gillespie discusses why the shift in U.S. coal production serves as a backdrop for a new regulatory energy policy in which the U.S. is a prominent exporter of energy, especially of underutilized domestic fossil fuels.

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