VIDEO: ‘What Is To Be Done? Let The Private Sector Do It.’

More video interviews from the recent State of American Energy event in Washington, D.C. In this clip Devon’s Richard Sawaya and Paula Jackson, interim president and CEO of the American Association of Blacks in Energy, talk about energy development under pro-growth policies as a dynamic economic engine. Jackson:

“If you don’t think energy is a driver for the economy, go to a place where they don’t have access to energy and see what that looks like.”

The video:

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