Activist: Grassroots Efforts Needed to Sustain Trump's Early Energy Moves

SUGAR LAND--June 15, 2017--Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--The first five months of the Trump administration have seen a "staggering pace" of activity on energy, but whether those moves ultimately succeed depends on follow-up grassroots activism and advocacy by people and groups supporting the president's stance, Michael Whatley, executive vice president of the Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) (Washington, D.C.), told about 50 attendees at an energy conference in Denver June 13.

Within this article: Whatley promotes Trump's energy policies and encourages activism.