Advertisement

October 24, 2011

Pickens-Style Incentives for NatGas Buses?

Puneet Kollipara, Fuel Fix


boonp

A bipartisan group of senators will seek to encourage purchases of natural-gas buses and trucks as part of an upcoming energy plan designed to reduce foreign-oil dependence, a key Democrat said today.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: Congress, energy subsidies, T. Boone Pickens, natural gas

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

May 16, 2012
Pickens Ready to Run on Domestic Energy
Lane Kidd, CityWire
“I can’t wait for the trucking industry’s trailers to say ‘I’m running on domestic fuel—not foreign oil,” said T. Boone Pickens when asked what role the U.S. trucking industry will have in this plan. He said that ... more ››
May 7, 2012
The End of Clean Energy Subsidies?
Editorial, New York Times
The federal government has given generously to the clean energy industry over the last few years, funneling billions of dollars in grants, loans and tax breaks to renewable power sources like wind and solar, biofuels and... more ››
May 14, 2012
Will Congress Pay More for Clean Energy?
Brad Plumer, Washington Post
Would Americans be willing to pay more for cleaner electricity? A new study finds that they would — $162 a year extra, on average. But there’s a catch: This “willingness to pay” isn’t evenly spread across the country. .... more ››
May 8, 2012
Why Do We Have So Many Energy Subsidies?
Ryan Randazzo, AZ Republic
Public money supports the development of nearly every form of energy -- a point not lost on a budget-conscious public after California solar company Solyndra Inc. wasted a $500 million federal loan and oil companies continued... more ››
May 4, 2012
Shedding Light on Obama's Green Cover-Up
Gerri Willis, FOX
We've told you many times about the President's lies about his green energy programs. But now that he's in full-blown campaign mode, these deceptions have gone to the next level. . . more ››
|