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SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
In a response to the reality and severity of climate change, @EnergyDems held the committee’s first hearing in 7 years on climate. We will work hard next year to ensure that the United States is leading the conversation on effective climate solutions — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Under @Sen_JoeManchin’s leadership, @EnergyDems reported out 77 bills bills – 52 #Energy and 25 #PublicLands – on a bipartisan basis. These bills will jobs and opportunity for hardworking Americans across our nation. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@Sen_JoeManchin emphasized the importance of bipartisanship. It is this spirit of cooperation that will allow Congress to address climate change, protect our #PublicLands, and pass an #EnergyInnovation bill. https://t.co/MO4c7xDXoe — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Yesterday Ranking Member @Sen_JoeManchin took to the Senate floor to highlight the bipartisan work done on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and outline the path forward to a bipartisan #EnergyInnovation package in 2020. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
ICYMI: Yesterday we reported 19 #Energy & #PublicLands bills out of committee on a largely bipartisan basis. These bills move us closer to our clean energy goals and have the makings of a great energy innovation package that is a key step in addressing the climate challenge. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
RT @Sen_JoeManchin: Coal will continue to play an important role in the economy. That's why I'm proud to introduce the Coal TeCC Act, a bip… — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@MikeCrapo Today’s 19 bills and the 52 energy bills passed this year are the makings of a great energy innovation package that is a key step in addressing the climate change. @EnergyDems & @Sen_JoeManchin look forward to getting it across the finish line in 2020. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@MikeCrapo Today’s 19 bills and the 52 energy bills passed this year are the makings of a great energy innovation package that is a key step in addressing the climate change. @EnergyDems and @SenJoeManchin look forward to getting it across the finish line in 2020. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@MikeCrapo Today’s 19 bills and the 52 energy bills passed this year are the makings of a great energy innovation package that is a key step in addressing the climate change. @EnergyDems & @SenJoeManchin look forward to getting it across the finish line in 2020. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Today’s 19 bills and the 52 energy bills passed this year are the makings of a great energy innovation package that is a key step in addressing the climate change. @EnergyDems & @SenJoeManchin look forward to getting it across the finish line in 2020. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@MikeCrapo’s bill reauthorizes the SRS program that is critical to #WV – 14 counties receive over $1.7M annually. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@MartinHeinrich’s Clean Energy Jobs Act of 2019 creates a program at @ENERGY that boosts participation of minorities, veterans, and displaced and unemployed energy and manufacturing workers in the growing #CleanEnergy workforce. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@Sen_JoeManchin is a proud cosponsor of two of the bills on agenda today: Clean Energy Jobs Act of 2019 bill and legislation to extend Secure Rural Schools funding. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
This is in addition to signing the nation’s first #PublicLands package in five years. Find out more here: https://t.co/IjxXo8ldj3 — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
This year the Energy and Natural Resources Committee considered 52 energy bills and 25 public lands bills on a largely bipartisan basis. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
@Sen_JoeManchin and @EnergyDems considered 19 bills today, which brings the total for the year to 77 bills reported out of this committee. 💪 — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
🔔WATCH LIVE NOW🔔 Final Business Meeting of 2019. The committee will be considering pending legislation. Watch live @ https://t.co/BU8Msz1rtI — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Today at 10:30 AM, @EnergyDems will conduct their final business meeting of the year. 19 bills will be on the agend… https://t.co/nUtZEglZYg
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Today at 10:30 AM, @EnergyDems will conduct their final business meeting of the year. 19 bills will be on the agenda. @Sen_JoeManchin and @EnergyDems are proud to have considered so many bipartisan bills over the course of the year and look forward to a productive final meeting. https://t.co/3yS03JtQE5 — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Tomorrow @EnergyDems will hold our last business meeting of the year to consider pending legislation. We have plenty of bills to consider before the year is over and look forward to a productive hearing. Be sure to tune in! For more info -> https://t.co/6Tz3aEA0cD — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
As it happens, one of our most beautiful #PublicLands is actually 95% water! Located south of Miami, @BiscayneNPS protects more than 170,000 acres of mangroves, coral reefs, and shallows. The park’s pristine beaches also provide nesting grounds for endangered sea turtles.🐢 https://t.co/AIdnxdzUHg — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
“It’s also important for human health and the environment. We’ve made great progress reducing air pollution and acid rain with scrubbers and cleaner fuels. This rule keeps our foot on the gas.” — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
“Ensuring that we maintain a competitive advantage can go a long way in promoting our nation’s energy security while benefitting the economies and communities of oil and gas producing states, such as my home state of West Virginia.” — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
.@Sen_JoeManchin : “This is a success story for many U.S. refineries because they are ahead of the game already producing low-sulfur fuels. We need to keep our eye on the ball and ensure that we continue to position U.S. companies to lead the world in clean energy.” — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Which is why it is so important that @Sen_JoeManchin and the committee are receiving testimony this morning. These… https://t.co/iD3PLNp7MW
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
“It’s also important for human health and the environment. We’ve made great progress reducing air pollution and acid rain with scrubbers and cleaner fuels. This rule keeps our foot on the gas.” — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
“Ensuring that we maintain a competitive advantage can go a long way in promoting our nation’s energy security while benefitting the economies and communities of oil and gas producing states, such as my home state of West Virginia.” — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
.@Sen_JoeManchinIII : “This is a success story for many U.S. refineries because they are ahead of the game already producing low-sulfur fuels. We need to keep our eye on the ball and ensure that we continue to position U.S. companies to lead the world in clean energy.” — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Which is why it is so important that @Sen_JoeManchin and the committee are receiving testimony this morning. These… https://t.co/iD3PLNp7MW
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
Which is why it is so important that @Sen_JoeManchin and the committee are receiving testimony this morning. These new marine fuel sulfur standards represent a step in the right direction in promoting cleaner alternate fuels and increasing adoption of new technologies. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
In the transportation sector, ships utilize 7% of the fuel, but emit 90% of the sulfur. And with more than 80% of our global trade transported by sea, this fuel drop will represent an impactful and progressive change that is both good for the environment and for human health. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
The International Maritime Organization’s new global standards go in effect next month. These new sulfur standards for open ocean shipping will help us take another step in the right direction by ensuring sulfur content in maritime fuels drops from 3.5% to 0.5%. — PolitiTweet.org
SenateEnergyDems @EnergyDems
.@Sen_JoeManchin and @EnergyDems listened intently as our witnesses discussed pragmatic and cost-effective environmental solutions that will reduce air pollution and promote cleaner fuel use in international shipping. — PolitiTweet.org
