It doesn't matter that the government opens the strategic reserves because there is very little slack in the refining business,

It doesn't matter that the government opens the strategic reserves because there is very little slack in the refining business.

These ideas are part of a larger discussion about addressing the need for more fuel supply, refining capacity conservation, technology improvements and alternative and renewable fuels.

No matter what policy initiatives we take on, we are going to need a permanent repository for nuclear fuel based on the law and sound science.

Unlike the public and business is prepared, government cannot do this alone.

It definitely opens up the ice a bit. It's definitely less congested out there.