Full Speech: Markowsky Discusses Investments in Clean Coal Technology
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Speaking at the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioner's Winter Meeting, DOE Assistant Secretary for Fossil Energy, James Markowsky, tells regulators that while the White House committed $4 billion for clean coal, states and private businesses must step up if carbon is ever going to get in the ground.
Published: 02/16/10 6:55pm
Running Time: 20:27
Related Keywords: Production & Supply (Coal), Coal, Clean Skies News, Clean Coal, James Markowsky, NARUC
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