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8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
1/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your office (then the ENR Committee office at 304
Dirksen twice) during May. As Ihanded ENR staff my letters #11, #12
and #13, I explained that you would surely want tounderstand the
dire prospects and reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a
hearing ofpetroleum CEOs. Surely your staff have communicated the
essence of my concerns to you
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou — it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s best
and brightest policy makers manageto come up with contingency
plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
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8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
2/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 455 Dirksen twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
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8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
3/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 307 Dirksen twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
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8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
4/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 172 Russell twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
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8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
5/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 703 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
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8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
6/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 320 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
7/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 413 Russell twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
8/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 354 Russell twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
9/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 338 Russell twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
10/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 361A Russell twice during May,
and as I handed your staffmy letters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
11/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 448 Russell twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
12/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 483 Russell twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
13/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 511 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
14/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 309 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
15/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 702 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
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8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
16/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 330 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
17/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 306 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
18/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 731 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
19/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 317 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
20/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 221 Dirksen twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
21/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 332 Dirksen twice during May,
and as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained
that you would surely want to understand the direprospects and
reasons I asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum
CEOs.Surely your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns
to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
[email protected]
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
mailto:[email protected]
-
8/20/2019 20 July 2015 Letter to Senate Committee on Energy
22/22
Re: Oil Refining - Considering future eventualities versus
the myopia of the present (letter #18)
Dear Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
Resources,
On July 6, I sent you my sixteenth letter which included a
second multiple-choice survey (oncard stock) for your convenience.
If your response crossed this letter in the mail, thank
you!
I visited your personal office at 133 Hart twice during May, and
as I handed your staff myletters #11, #12 and #13, I explained that
you would surely want to understand the direprospects and reasons I
asked the ENR committee to call a hearing of petroleum CEOs.Surely
your staff have communicated the essence of my concerns to you.
In case you are unaware of my efforts to communicate, here is a
photograph of letter #16and enclosures to help you determine the
reason for not having heard of my concerns.
I again offer to mail or email you thecomplete chronology of my
letters toyou— it is that important.
I hope that you and America’s bestand brightest policy makers
manageto come up with contingency plans.
Enclosed is a fourth copy of thesurvey, as well as a request of
yourScheduler to arrange for 10 to 15minutes for me to meet with
you.
.
Doug Grandt
Members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural
ResourcesLisa Murkowski709 Hart
Jeff Flake413 Russell
Maria Cantwell511 Hart
Elizabeth Warren317 Hart
Lamar Alexander455 Dirksen
Cory Gardner354 Russell
Al Franken309 Hart
Ron Wyden221 Dirksen
John Barrasso307 Dirksen
John Hoeven338 Russell
Martin Heinrich702 Hart
Shelley Capito172 Russell
Mike Lee361A Russell
Mazie Hirono330 Hart
Bernie Sanders332 Dirksen
Bill Cassidy703 Hart Rob Portman448 Russell Joe Manchin306 Hart
Angus King133 Hart
Steve Daines320 Hart
James E. Risch483 Russell
Debbie Stabenow731 Hart
Douglas A. GrandtPO Box 6603
Lincoln, NE 68506 (510) 432-1452
July 20, 2015
