The Energy Report - 2/19/10: Morning Edition
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Tyler Suiters anchors this afternoon's Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, DC.
On the program:
- The White House marks the 40th anniversary of NEPA.
- Toyota president Akio Toyoda now says "he will" testify before congress.
- FERC approves market-based rate authority for Google.
- NRG CEO says nuclear plants are necessary to prepare for electric cars. To see more from David Crane, including his take on the electrification of the U.S. car fleet, click HERE.
- Nuclear executives call on U.S. manufacturers to start investing in the nuclear construction revival. To read more about this, click HERE.
- Mining and drilling halted in the Flathead River Basin.
- Cold weather brings wind power to a halt in Canada.
Published: 02/19/10 10:00am
Running Time: 07:55
Related Keywords: Clean Skies News, Susan McGinnis, Canada, David Crane, drilling ban, Google, nuclear, Platts, recall, Toyota, White House, wind, The Energy Report
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