Jennifer Granholm

I think it is critical that the United States take responsibility for the fallout of its activities in World War II on humans, no matter where they are.

We are seeing... all of these job sites opening up factories to create batteries for electric vehicles.

I think there are other solutions, though.

if America could come together around a national energy strategy, we could restore American manufacturing, we could create jobs, we could address the climate crisis and become energy independent and secure.

They are excited about the trajectory of electric vehicle sales into the future.

We need the computers, we need the models, and we need to do good things with them, and we need to make sure nobody else is taking advantage of them or finding information.

I just want to see the funding commensurate with the potential, and so thank you for your leadership on it.

I do not trust what they say, but we will verify.

We have got the technology. We have got the ability. We can do this.

This is why, speaking of bipartisanship, this is such a bipartisan--I think, the notion of geothermal is a very bipartisan issue.

We are concerned on the plus side of AI of having enough power, and--but we think that AI can help to solve some of that because AI can teach us how to be more efficient as well.

No, I do not trust him.

Our passivity is their opportunity.

We really appreciate the money that came to the Department to really plus-up weatherization from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The need is great, and the resources don't cover the full need.

I think there was some prioritization that had to be done. But believe me, we are very much in favor of dam power and would like to see more of it.

We need new skill sets.

We are in alignment on making sure that we have hydroelectric power in this country, and we want to see expansions.

Building up of that workforce is absolutely critical.

We are eager to focus on this, and we are eager to work with you on it, and we appreciate your leadership and your support in the area.

there was a grant that was given in the battery grants to a company under manufacturing.

We cannot jeopardize our national security, our National Nuclear Security Administration, or our competitiveness in attempting to get all of these investments back in the United States.

the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law gives $750 million in manufacturing grants to coal and mine communities

Senator Manchin was just noting, heads the Interagency Working Group on Coal and Power Plant Communities and Economic Revitalization