GUESTS:

Lance Brown: Executive Director, Partnership for Affordable Clean Energy How net metering sustains the rooftop solar industry;

Patrick Lyons: Public Regulatory Commissioner, New Mexico New Mexico’s solar policies & adjustments, and industry pressure on Commissioners;

Kevin Boyd: Contributor, The Hayride Louisiana’s solar wars;

Josiah Neeley: Senior Fellow and Texas Director for the R Street Institute The politics of solar energy policies.

GUESTS:

Christine Lakatos: The Green Corruption File—Hillary Clinton’s convoluted clean cookstove campaign;

Paul Driessen: Author Eco-Imperialism, Green Power, Black Death—the Greens always want to help the Third World, but just not too much;

Ray Smith: EnterGas LLC—Personal experience with propane cookstoves;

David Kreutzer: Sr. Research Fellow in Energy Economics and Climate Change at The Heritage Foundation-- The Green Energy Goal That Is Condemning Many to Prolonged Poverty.

GUESTS:

Christian Palich: President Ohio Coal Association Ohio coal miners respond to Hillary Clinton’s commitment to put coal miners and companies out of business;

Bill Bissett: President Kentucky Coal Association Kentucky coal miners response to Heather Zichal’s “jobs have not been lost” comment;

Bud Holzman: former Chief Analyst-Iraq Oil and Gas Infrastructure, geological consultant Global oil potential.

GUESTS:

Monica Martinez: President and Secretary, Hispanics in Energy; former Michigan Public Service Commissioner How net metering hurts the poor;

Travis Fisher: Economist, Institute for Energy Research; formerly with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission The Escalating Cost of Electricity;

Paul Nielsen: Oil and gas landman, attorney Consumers perspective on changes in recycling due to low oil prices; and Chris Doherty: Vice President, National Waste and recycling Association Oil price’s impact on recycling.

GUESTS:

Michael Swartz: Editor, monoblogue.com, News and views from Maryland's Eastern Shore—Overview of the candidates view

Jeff Holmstead: Partner, Bracewell, former official in both Bush Administrations—Candidates’ energy policy development;

Paul Driessen, Senior Policy Analyst for the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow—Economic impact of the proposed policies; and

Michael McDonald Ph.D.: Professor of finance, Columnist OilPrice.com, Advisor Morning Investments—Who would be the best presidential candidate for energy companies.

GUESTS:

Jeff Holmstead: Partner, Bracewell, former official in both Bush Administrations The Clean Power Plan and the legal path forward;

Bill Bissett: President, Kentucky Coal Association The Supreme Court’s stay and the impact on the coal industry and the politics of the 2016 election; and

Travis Fisher: Economist, formerly at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, currently with the Institute for Energy Research the “unholy alliance” between environmentalists and utilities.

GUESTS:

Christine Lakatos: Researcher, Green Corruption Files Abengoa and green corruption;

Charlie Drevna: Former President, American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers Abengoa, biofuels and the free market; and Sterling Burnett: Managing Editor of Environment & Climate News and a Research Fellow for environment and energy policy at The Heartland Institute We can’t drill our way to $2 gas.

GUESTS:

Catherine Templeton: President, Brawley Templeton, LLC The Politico Caucus process and the parties’ views on energy;

David Wilkins: ambassador to Canada from June 2005 to January 2009—The Keystone pipeline and differing political views on energy; and

Mike McKenna: President of MWR Strategies Polling trends on climate change.

GUESTS:

Jim Manatt: President/CEO, Thrust Energy, Inc. Exploration opportunities in Sandoval County, New Mexico;

Karin Foster: Executive Director, Independent Petroleum Association of New Mexico The process moving forward for oil development in Sandoval County;

Andy Caldwell: Executive Director, COLAB (The Coalition of Labor, Agriculture and Business) Offshore oil development on California’s Central Coast; and

Joe Leimkuhler: VP Drilling, LLOG Exploration Company L.L.C. Offshore drilling regulations.

GUESTS:

Brett Smith: Program Director, Industry Analysis and Community Activities, Center for Automotive Research Challenges of Achieving a Mainstream Market for Electric Vehicles;

Tim Echols: Public Service Commissioner, State of Georgia Electric cars and the coal that fuels them;

Christopher Tessum: Co-author “Life cycle air quality impacts of conventional and alternative light-duty transportation in the United States” The debate over the environmental impacts of conventional versus alternative transportation options; and

Dan Simmons: VP Policy, American Energy Alliance Government policy driving electric vehicles.