Eric Swalwell

I thought they were very politically charged.

I hope that we on the Science Committee can work together throughout this Congress to craft policies that are both forward-leaning and pragmatic.

To do that, we must first acknowledge that the energy marketplace is not a 'free' market.

For reasons that range from establishing U.S. leadership in the booming global clean energy market to protecting consumers and domestic industries from energy price shocks to protecting our children from the shock of a rapidly changing…

Thank you, Chairman Lummis, for holding this hearing today. I appreciate the opportunity to discuss the range of instruments that government can utilize to affect change.

Flight Attendants are the front-line safety and security professionals on-board every commercial passenger aircraft in this country.

Continued prohibition of these items is an integral layer in making our aviation system secure and must remain in place.

Today's announcement to permit knives back into the aircraft cabin is a poor and short-sighted decision by the TSA.

We must be willing to work together, compromise, and embrace innovative ideas.

The big energy challenges we face require big lead times to solve.

Thank you, Madam Chair, and I look forward to working with you in this Committee.

These jobs can't be outsourced.

I think there are tremendous opportunities.

I know that many commercial buildings--that the business owners did want to take measures to make their buildings more energy efficient so they could reduce their own costs and also help make the earth more healthy and our country less…

I was interested by the President's challenge last night when he referred to how we can cut in half our energy consumption in our homes and our businesses.

I want to thank Chairman Lummis for holding this hearing.

It would always have to pencil out. It would always have to make sense financially.

If the U.S. is to be the world leader in all aspects of energy, we must be willing to work together, compromise, and embrace innovative ideas.

I was encouraged as he talked about how our country in the last four years has started to bend the curve and the trend of other countries dominating in the clean energy industry.

If the United States is to be the world leader in all aspects of energy, we must be willing to work together, compromise, and embrace innovation.

Thank you, Madam Chair. I appreciate you holding this hearing today and I look forward to working with you on energy issues on this Subcommittee.

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