Sentences with phrase «votes on energy bills»

On June 4th, Parliament will vote on the Energy Bill.

In exchange for a vote on the energy bill, Dems gave up on a few of their other bills and allowed a bill delisting gray wolves from the endangered species list to go forward.

Not exact matches

In fact, the bill Obama voted for raised taxes on oil companies by $ 300 million over 11 years while providing $ 5.8 billion in subsidies for renewable energy, energy efficiency and alternative fuels.

«The same energy and spirit the bipartisan group put into forging a compromise this weekend ought to be committed to finding a bill on DACA that will pass this body with 60 votes,» Schumer said.

On a related note, Warren Cornwall wrote on Wednesday that «[f] ederal energy research could get a financial shot in the arm under a bipartisan energy bill, passed by the U.S. Senate [that day] on an 85 to 12 vote, which calls for hefty budget increases for sciencOn a related note, Warren Cornwall wrote on Wednesday that «[f] ederal energy research could get a financial shot in the arm under a bipartisan energy bill, passed by the U.S. Senate [that day] on an 85 to 12 vote, which calls for hefty budget increases for sciencon Wednesday that «[f] ederal energy research could get a financial shot in the arm under a bipartisan energy bill, passed by the U.S. Senate [that day] on an 85 to 12 vote, which calls for hefty budget increases for sciencon an 85 to 12 vote, which calls for hefty budget increases for science.

With the Senate Republican tax bill racing towards a contentious vote despite numerous obstacles, a group of American energy trade bodies have penned an open letter raising urgent concerns that claim a provision, if it remains as written, would have dire impacts on the country's renewable energy industry.

Senator McCain: why did you fail to show up for the Energy Bill vote that has added another year of delay on action?

Rep. Cornyn, for his part, has consistently voted with the oil industry on energy, war and climate bills.

Rep. Boehner, for his part, has consistently voted with the coal industry on energy bills.

Before the final United States House of Representatives and Senate votes on Friday, February 13, 2009, the SEIA (Solar Energy Industries Association) congratulated Congressional leaders for working out a compromise economic recovery bill with «Solar Industry Ready to Hire and Create Growth Opportunities with Economic Recovery Package» and said:

The push to hold a vote on Keystone XL comes as the Senate weighs a different bipartisan energy bill on Tuesday: the long - delayed Shaheen - Portman measure on energy efficiency.

The Energy Bill, which was passed earlier this year in two very different forms by the House and Senate, is being trimmed down in the hopes that it will be voted on before Turkey Day.

That bill never was never voted on in the Energy Resources committee.

Rep. Barton, for his part, has consistently voted with the oil industry on energy, war and climate bills.

On June 26th, the US House of Representatives passed a Bill titled the American Clean Energy and Security Act by a scant 219 to 212 votes.

On June 26, the House of Representatives approved an energy and climate change bill in a close vote.

This week in Denver, July 19 - 21, the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) will welcome Republican state legislators and its corporate funders, including Koch Industries, ExxonMobil, K12 Inc., Peabody Energy, and PhRMA, to vote on corporate legislative priorities and create cookie cutter «model» bills in task force meetings that are still closed to the press.

In 1994 they went out on a limb and voted for an energy tax (known as the Btu tax) pushed by then - Vice President Al Gore and President Bill Clinton's White House only to see the Senate reject such a measure.

Democrats and Republicans had, in the course of a few short months, effectively switched policy positions on energy, with Democrats voting to hand trillions in new subsidies to coal - burning utilities and power plants while gutting Clean Air Act restrictions on the construction of coal - fired power plants, and Republicans, long - standing coal boosters, voting against a pro-coal bill.

In the face of this political pressure, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the other Democrats in the House crafted an energy bill that gave the Republicans the vote they demanded on drilling, but that also limited the impacts of OCS drilling on coastal tourism, renewed the renewable energy tax credit, and that stripped away many oil company subsidies.

In the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon disaster, the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources last June came together and unanimously voted out a bipartisan bill to address the key problems uncovered by our hearings on the disaster.

The House of Representatives voted on Thursday evening, 16th February, for a package of four energy bills that if enacted will greatly expand U. S. oil and natural gas production on federal lands and the Outer Continental Shelf plus permit the Keystone XL pipeline.

On Tuesday, the reincarnated Million Solar Roofs bill, Senate Bill (SB) 1, passed the Senate Energy Committee with a unanimous vote from all nine Democrats and Republicans presbill, Senate Bill (SB) 1, passed the Senate Energy Committee with a unanimous vote from all nine Democrats and Republicans presBill (SB) 1, passed the Senate Energy Committee with a unanimous vote from all nine Democrats and Republicans present.

[Translate] One area of energy funding the House spared as it voted on its «minibus» budget bill was fossil fuel...

Robert Dillon, a spokesman for Republicans on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, told Politico that the decision by Reid, who planned to bring the bill up for a vote without amendments, reflects the fact that «the majority leader can't work in bipartisan manner to help the residents in the Gulf.»

The Minnesota Senate Energy and Utilities Finance and Policy Committee voted 7 — 2 in favor of the bill on March 27, referring it to the Senate floor.

Washington, D.C. — Today, by a bipartisan vote of 59 to 40 on a cloture motion, an irresponsible minority of Senators continued to block progress on a comprehensive energy bill.

Outside of New York and Illinois, which passed laws subsidizing ailing nuclear facilities in 2016, Connecticut's governor last year signed a bill allowing Dominion's Millstone plant to participate in its clean energy procurement process, and New Jersey's lawmakers are poised to vote on a zero - emission credit (ZEC) program today, Korsnick said.

The Senate Committee on Energy, Utilities, and Telecommunications passed a companion bill, by a 9 to 3 vote.

The amended bill passed out of the assembly's Utilities and Energy Committee with an 8 - 5 vote on April 25.

By a 15 to 6 vote, the House Environment, Energy and Natural Resources Policy and Finance committee passed H.F. 72, «A bill for an act relating to energy; removing ban on increased carbon dioxide emissions by utilities.&Energy and Natural Resources Policy and Finance committee passed H.F. 72, «A bill for an act relating to energy; removing ban on increased carbon dioxide emissions by utilities.&energy; removing ban on increased carbon dioxide emissions by utilities.»

This year, a vote on a renewable electricity standard was blocked during the Senate's energy bill debate.Representative Tom Udall (D - N.M.), the amendment's lead sponsor in the House called the vote «a great victory for the planet.»

Last week, the House of Representatives voted on the Energy and Water appropriations bill.

Rep. Spratt, for his part, has been a supporter of coal companies, having voted in their interests on energy, war and climate bills.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee, on a mostly partisan vote, approved the bill that would halt EPA regulations that began this year to control emissions of carbon dioxide and other pollutants linked to climate change.