Last week, at the Independent Petroleum Association of America – IPAA Private Capital Conference, EWTC President Tim Tarpley joined Daniel Naatz, IPAA COO, for a fireside chat on “What’s Really Happening in D.C.: Implications for the Energy Sector.”
The conversation focused on what energy leaders need to know right now, including permitting reform, tariffs, and key international developments shaping the operating and investment landscape.
As policymakers debate next steps in Washington, one thing is clear. Regulatory certainty, streamlined permitting, and a stable policy environment are essential to sustaining investment, strengthening U.S. energy leadership, and keeping American energy competitive on the global stage.
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