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US needs to improve its energy innovation process, speakers suggest
Oil & Gas Journal: The US will need to improve its energy innovation process if it expects to reach the Trump administration’s goal of achieving global energy dominance, speakers agreed at a Jan. 17 Bipartisan Policy Center event. The key will be finding ways to more effectively commercialize innovative research under way at the US Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratories, they said.
“DOE has long enjoyed bipartisan support on Capitol Hill for research at our national labs and their relationships with the private sector,” US Energy Sec. Rick Perry said in his opening remarks.
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