Some good news and some bad but it appears the good news is more numerous then the bad given Mr Objam's attack on fossil energy of all kinds. Hope springs eternal that our politicians will do the right thing and actually consider the needs of the country as a whole instead of just how a deal will benefit them personally.
If the is one thing that most of us in the trenches can agree on as a good thing, kinda, after more then 7 years of hateful attacks on our country from the progressive socialist liberal damocrats and Mr Objma's ideology of "fundamental change", is we all now believe Mr Objma and his friends have decided that the people, especially those in the trenches, are enemies of the state, and must be brought under their control or all their efforts to destroy the American culture as we know it today will be lost.
Is there any good reason to vote for more damocrats? I can't think of any.
Murkowski Outlines Senate Energy Plan
By Brian Williams
In the GOP weekly address, Sen. Murkowski describes the Energy Policy Modernization Act, which includes liquid natural gas (LNG) exports. Looks like it is still on the Senate calendar this week…although it may slip.
On LNG exports, the bill requires the Energy Secretary to approve or disapprove LNG export applications within 45 days, so the applications don’t linger. That’s for nations that don’t already have free trade agreements with us, since most free trade agreements already address expedited LNG exports. It also puts federal energy regulatory commission (FERC) in control of all federal LNG authorizations.
The bill authorizes a new “e-prize” competition, which is basically an x-prize for energy. I’m seeing more and more of these x-prizes in public policy. The section on nuclear power misses the opportunity to promote molten salt reactors, a nice byproduct of a robust rare earth element policy…but it does call for more nuclear reactor fusion and fission reactor prototypes, so that might encompass molten salt even if it isn’t listed specifically.
There are a ton of repeals and program eliminations, which is a good sign of conservative legislation.
If the is one thing that most of us in the trenches can agree on as a good thing, kinda, after more then 7 years of hateful attacks on our country from the progressive socialist liberal damocrats and Mr Objma's ideology of "fundamental change", is we all now believe Mr Objma and his friends have decided that the people, especially those in the trenches, are enemies of the state, and must be brought under their control or all their efforts to destroy the American culture as we know it today will be lost.
Is there any good reason to vote for more damocrats? I can't think of any.
Murkowski Outlines Senate Energy Plan
By Brian Williams
In the GOP weekly address, Sen. Murkowski describes the Energy Policy Modernization Act, which includes liquid natural gas (LNG) exports. Looks like it is still on the Senate calendar this week…although it may slip.
On LNG exports, the bill requires the Energy Secretary to approve or disapprove LNG export applications within 45 days, so the applications don’t linger. That’s for nations that don’t already have free trade agreements with us, since most free trade agreements already address expedited LNG exports. It also puts federal energy regulatory commission (FERC) in control of all federal LNG authorizations.
The bill authorizes a new “e-prize” competition, which is basically an x-prize for energy. I’m seeing more and more of these x-prizes in public policy. The section on nuclear power misses the opportunity to promote molten salt reactors, a nice byproduct of a robust rare earth element policy…but it does call for more nuclear reactor fusion and fission reactor prototypes, so that might encompass molten salt even if it isn’t listed specifically.
There are a ton of repeals and program eliminations, which is a good sign of conservative legislation.
- Repeal of the methanol study.
- Repeal of the weatherization study.
- Repeal of various DOE programs.
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