Well, Mr. Secretary, you probably know South Korea has made solid oxide fuel cells a major part of their clean energy plan and we have just completed--not with my vote--a free trade agreement with South Korea resulting in lower tariffs and quotas and easing trade relations. Are you concerned that eliminating support for this technology here in the United States will drive that industry overseas to South Korea?
Doyle expresses concern that U.S. support cuts could shift clean energy technology to South Korea.
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It is clear to me, however, that this legislation is poorly crafted, as has been pointed out, in terms of the benefit to the taxpayers.
So we need to do better; everyone agrees with that. And I hope that we can work on a bipartisan solution to help protect taxpayers and advance the goals that we all share.
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