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"There was no question that in 1974-75, we faced a serious energy problem. Nuclear energy was just beginning to be a factor. Hydroelectric power was at its peak. . . . Oil and gas were having troubles. Domestically, we were so much more dependent on foreign oil. We had a real crisis, so it was important that we make some headway, not only in conservation but in more production."-Source: Gerald Ford, former president, in an interview with Yanek Mieczkowski, 1994The "serious energy problem" referred to in the excerpt was most directly a response to the experience of:
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