Bill to boost U.S. alt-energy vehicle technology wins Senate panel's OK

 
10:10 AM, Jul. 14, 2011 | 31Comments

BY AARON KESSLER


The nearly unanimous vote by the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources – there was a sole Republican dissenter – sends the legislation to the full Senate for consideration.


“We need to build the new vehicles of the future here in America in order to create clean-energy jobs in Michigan and across the country,” Stabenow said this morning in a statement. “I am pleased the Senate Energy Committee passed my legislation that will help boost our economy and provide part of the long-term solution


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Permalink Reply by JHH on July 14, 2011 at 14:15
Thanks Mr Buckner.  Do you have any additional details about how this directly affects the natural gas E&P and build out of the vehicles and infrastructure.  I can kind of extrapolate.  Seems to be a lot going on... especially after we see BPH Billiton is buying Petrohawk.  Lots going on! jhh

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