The Energy Report - 3/22/10: Morning Edition

Susan McGinnis anchors this morning's Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, D.C.
On the Program:
- We could see a draft outline of the Kerry, Graham, Lieberman climate bill later this week.- The government is moving to expand and strengthen the Energy Star program.- The EPA has until Friday to decide on the mining permit for the largest mountaintop removal project in West Virginia history.- Australia's Arrow Energy sells its coal seam gas assets to Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina for $3.1 billion.- NRG Energy is one step closer to building a new nuclear reactor in Texas.- Environmental steward and former Congressman and Interior Secretary, Stewart Udall, dies at 90.- Oregon's Governor is slashes the state's renewable energy incentives after he says companies abuses tax breaks.- Silicon Valley start-up develops way to capture CO2 emissions in cement.- Analysis: boom in wind development this year will be $65 million.- Chevron to announce plans to build solar panel test site.
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