The article describes the efforts of the Crow Nation to build a coal-to-liquids plant on a reservation in Montana in one of the poorest counties in the entire Nation. The project will be designed with carbon capture and storage. The Crow Nation hopes to begin producing the fuel 6 years from now, but losing the benefit of the alternative fuel credit would be a serious setback. The tribe is already hearing about investors who are now reluctant to invest in the project because of the uncertainty around coal to liquids. Because the Senator from Montana has a reputation for fighting to keep jobs in his home State, I hope he will support the Crow Nation's request to extend the coal-to-liquids credit in the extenders package. Failing to extend the credit has the potential to destroy thousands of jobs that are planned in an extremely poor county in Montana.
Jim Bunning: “The article describes the efforts of the Crow Nation to build a coal-to-liquids plant on a reservation in Montana in one…”
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The speaker addresses the need for extending the coal-to-liquids credit to support the Crow Nation's project in Montana.
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