Admiral Don Loren, advisor for Vets4Energy, spoke at a press event held by US Sens. Hoeven and Landrieu. The event rallied large support again calling on President Obama to approve the Keystone XL pipeline.

Following the release of the State Department's fifth and final environmental impact statement that again determined the Keystone XL pipeline poses no significant environmental risks...

The State Department concluded in its final environmental assessment issued Friday that the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would not significantly alter global greenhouse gas emissions...

Rear Admiral Don Loren, USN (Ret), advisor to Vets4Energy, was invited speak to the Arkansas Veterans Coalition meeting on January 23 and 24. Admiral Loren discussed the multiple links between energy policies and our national security - and his message was overwhelmingly well received.

The 2014 Annual Energy Outlook projects declines in U.S. oil and natural gas imports as a result of increasing domestic production from tight oil and shale plays.

Commercial shipments of crude oil began moving through the southern leg of TransCanada's Keystone pipeline on Wednesday, even though the project's proposed northern extension is still awaiting approval.

On January 7, American Petroleum Institute's CEO, Jack Gerard, delivered his annual State of American Energy address to the national media. Gerard highlighted several broad themes in his speech many of which have been incorporated into our Vets4Energy narrative around the country.

The U.S. is racing to keep pace with stepped-up activity in the once sleepy Arctic frontier, but it is far from being in the lead.

Today, Rear Admiral Don Loren, USN (Ret.) spoke on behalf of Vets4Energy, a coalition of volunteer Veterans focused on sound energy policies, at an EPA Public hearing which sought input on EPA's Proposed 2014 Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) Rule.

Speaking as a Veteran of the Vietnam War, Pittsburgh native and member of Vets4Energy, TJ McGarvey, asked that America no longer send it's sons and daughters overseas to protect other nation's energy resources. "Instead," McGarvey told the gathering, "we ought to be exploiting our own resources here at home."