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  • Monday, February 9, 2009

    OBAMA CALLS FOR RES

    Obama says renewable energy key to economic future
    Tom Doggett (w/Walter Bagley), February 9, 2009 (Reuters)

    "U.S. President Barack Obama on Monday pushed for more investment in solar and wind energy, saying the country that can make renewable energy sources price-competitive with traditional fossil fuels will become the economic superpower of the future.

    "Obama, speaking at a townhall meeting in Elkhart, Indiana, said renewable energy companies needed tax breaks and loan guarantees to provide incentives for firms to manufacture and customers to purchase solar and wind energy…Obama said he wanted the government to invest every year in new technologies to drive down renewable energy costs over the long term."


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    "The roughly $800 billion stimulus package pending in Congress to revive the American economy includes billions of dollars in tax breaks and other financial incentives to boost the use of renewable energy…intended to ensure solar and wind energy companies have steady business.

    "Obama called on Congress to require U.S. utilities to generate a certain amount of their electricity supplies, such as 15 to 20 percent, from renewable energy sources…

    "The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee was scheduled to hold a hearing on Tuesday on draft legislation that would set a national renewable energy standard…"

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