"A Senate Energy and Natural Resources subcommittee will consider nine energy and climate policy bills this week, covering topics from engineering education and wind energy research to carbon capture technology development incentives and biofuels for small engines.

Many of the bills would authorize research spending at the Energy Department, and DOE Undersecretary Kristina Johnson will testify before the Energy Subcommittee. Five of the bills have already passed the House this year."

Katie Howell reports for Greenwire December 7, 2009. [2]

See Also:

"Kerry Unveils Foreign Relations Contribution to Senate Climate Bill" (ClimateWire) [3]