The Energy Report - 2/9/10: Morning Edition
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Tyler Suiters anchors this morning's Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, DC.
On the program:
- Toyota recalls its Prius hybrid because of regenerative brake problems.
- The White House gives an "official endorsement" to carbon capture and storage (CCS) research. Clean Skies News gets reaction from Alstom Power's Bob Hilton. Click HERE for the full interview.
- California Gov. Schwarzenegger announces plans to give cash incentives to employers who hire the unemployed, waive sales tax on purchases of green manufacturing equipment, and give tax credits for green businesses.
- Nuclear vendor Areva is getting into solar, buying California company Ausra.
Published: 02/09/10 10:00am
Running Time: 10:11
Related Keywords: Clean Skies News, Tyler Suiters, Akio Toyoda, Alstom, Angiolo Laviziano, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bob Hilton, Christopher Richter, Climate Change, hybrid, Jane Lubchenco, Millstone Nuclear, NOAA, nuclear, SOLAR, Tara Mergener, Toyota, Transportation, The Energy Report
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