Lee
Terry,
a
senior
member
of
the
House
Energy
and
Commerce
committee,
said
he
is
looking
at
whether
legislation
is
needed
to
spur
development
of
natural
gas,
Reuters
reported.
"I
think
when
we
look
at
a
comprehensive
energy
policy
next
year,
natural
gas
may
be
the
epicenter
of
that
conversation,"
Terry
told
the
news
wire.
Terry
championed
efforts
in
the
Republican-led
House
of
Representatives
to
override
President
Barack
Obama's
decision
to
delay
TransCanada's
Keystone
pipeline,
which
would
transport
oil
from
Canada
to
Texas.
After
the
6
November
presidential
election,
Terry
said
he
plans
to…
