Issues 2004: Energy and Environment
Charli Coon –
January 1, 2005
Total energy consumption in the United States is expected to increase more rapidly than domestic energy supply through 2025. This means, according to Heritage Foundation energy analyst Charlie Coon, more imports of energy--often from non-secure sources--will be necessary to fill this gap between supply and demand. Coon offers recommendations, talking points, and key facts and figures.
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