Energy Alternatives for the 21st Century (EA-21) – http://www.ea-21.org – charges that President Obama's calls for action on energy policy have lacked a clear focus on effective steps to get us off of oil and that the President's speech Tuesday night seems to be more of the same. It's time for Presidential leadership — rather than just rhetoric — in order to pass the Open Fuel Standard bill, S 835, now being considered by Congress. — the only quick, cheap and effective way to significantly reduce our dependence on oil. (PRWeb Jun 18, 2010)

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COMPETE Coalition represents diverse interests advocating competitive electricity markets and energy policy spanning spectrum of energy, environmental and end user market segments (PRWeb Feb 4, 2010)

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Lab's modeling and simulation supports energy policy and planning (PRWeb Oct 19, 2009)

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U.S. taxes collected from the domestic petroleum industry represent a complex and often contradictory patchwork of policy initiatives, trading off concerns over raising revenues with attempts to encourage the development of clean fuels as well as reducing oil and gas imports. The largest drawback of the Administration's tax proposals is that they tend to push U.S. energy policy towards greater reliance on imported oil and natural gas and greater reliance on imported refined products. (PRWeb Aug 6, 2009)

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Texans for a Sound Energy Policy Alliance (TSEPA) today questioned the logic of the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority's (GBRA) decision to extend its water reservation agreement with Exelon while simultaneously requesting others to conserve. With the Guadalupe River Basin experiencing Stage 2 drought conditions, GBRA encouraged all users to limit their water usage. Additionally, GBRA was forced to increase the release rate from Canyon Lake into the Guadalupe River in order to meet the current water supply demands for its downstream user, the City of Victoria. At the same time, GBRA accepted $1.1 million from Exelon to reserve 75,000 acre-feet from the Guadalupe for its proposed nuclear power plant near Victoria. (PRWeb Jul 7, 2009)

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Houston Mayor Bill White, speaking to a group of executives who represent an array of energies ranging from solar and wind to nuclear, coal and traditional oil and gas, cautioned Washington to tread carefully when putting together U.S. energy policy. (PRWeb Mar 24, 2009)

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Some of the world's most respected energy experts will be exploring answers to energy security questions during a daylong gathering in Houston, the Energy Capital of the World, as the Greater Houston Partnership once again takes center stage in leading the dialogue on energy policy by hosting "America's Energy Future: Assessing Our Paths to Energy Security." (PRWeb Mar 13, 2009)

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Brings Stellar Track Record of Achievement and Advocacy for Energy Policy and Efficiency Matters (PRWeb Mar 12, 2009)

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Charlottesville Virginia's Trees on Fire's new EP, "Organica Volume One," makes no apologies as it explores these issues and other themes centering around building a better planet. It aims to challenge corporate and political leaders to take notice of the increasing need for energy policy change. (PRWeb Mar 4, 2009)

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In remarks to the Interstate Oil and Gas Compact Commission, Gov. Brad Henry, the organization's chairman, discussed his top priorities for 2009 which include the utilization of underdeveloped domestic oil and natural gas resources, energy education, carbon sequestration policy development, and water issues. (PRWeb Nov 17, 2008)

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Driven by skyrocketing crude prices, rising concerns over environmental pollution, and the consequent switch towards alternate fuels, the world ethanol market is projected to reach 27.7 billion gallons by the year 2012. Stringent legislation of emission standards, and governmental intervention by way of subsidies, and tax incentives are expected to foster market growth in the medium to long run. Both developed and developing markets are expected to lend traction to the market’s growth in the future. China and India, within Asia-Pacific, represent lucrative markets to mine. (PRWeb Nov 10, 2008)

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Texans for a Sound Energy Policy Alliance (TSEPA) believes Exelon event does not represent a true opportunity to get unbiased information on proposed nuclear power plant (PRWeb Oct 31, 2008)
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U.S. Congresswoman Mary Fallin to be Keynote Speaker of Energy Policy Conference that has a strong lineup of energy industry leaders. (PRWeb Sep 4, 2008)

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Pedestrian Shops, a locally owned and operated shoe retailer, posted the following notice of a new energy policy with climate-changing implications on their shops today: Closed doors can help save the world (PRWeb Aug 11, 2008)

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Creation of alternative technologies key to curbing global warming