Andrew Holland, Senior Fellow for Energy and Climate with the American Security Project, was recently quoted in a piece by The Detroit Bureau about American interest in renewable fuel options in response to recent gas price jumps. While discussing US dependence on oil, the article quotes Holland stating:

“Even if we produced all our oil here at home, in a global market the price is still set by the latest unrest in the Persian Gulf, we should instead encourage competitions in how we fuel our nation. Biofuels can ensure a steady supply of clean, domestically produced renewable fuel as an alternative to oil. This is key to keeping Americans safe and prosperous in the 21st Century.”

For the full article by The Detroit Bureau, titled “Americans Blame Oil Companies for Gas Price Jumps – Want Energy Alternatives,” click here.

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