You have been an incredible leader on hydrogen for decades, and that is incredibly appreciated.
The Government needs to be involved, Senator, for two very important reasons.
I support all the things you have just described. I mean, I think we should do all of them and do them well.
I think we do look at the price tag with a little bit of raised eyebrows. $4 billion to $6 billion is a lot.
I think all of us on this committee would agree that electric vehicles have great promise, great potential, and all of u...
I think there is a great deal to like in this bill.
If we move toward an electric fleet of transportation vehicles, it will substantially reduce our reliance on foreign oil...
As we look for ways to increase our energy security, decrease the cost of energy and create new jobs, electric vehicles ...
I think generally speaking most that have been working in this field feel that you need to get a battery capability for ...
the electrification of light-duty transportation falls in this category, and we would strongly recommend for the nationa...
We appreciate Senator Dorgan's history of leadership on all electric drive and his effort to achieve the right balance b...
I believe that in the longer term hydrogen fuel cells are going to be very important.
Change is very hard to accomplish because we live in a circumstance wedded to what we do.
With the adoption of The Electrification Roadmap proposals, which parallel in the main Senator Dorgan's legislation, acc...
I am as hopeful as anyone that electric vehicles are here to stay, but I think we recognize, particularly in this commit...
If nothing else happens, accepting that some other countries are moving toward an electrified fleet, in those countries,...
I believe the answer is yes. We have come up with an approach that says, with respect to electric vehicles, let us devel...
Government is the problem not the solution.
