On that I demand the yeas and nays. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursuant to section 3(s) of House Resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. The vote was taken by electronic device, and there were--yeas 212, nays 206, not voting 11, as…

I just hope that you, as the Secretary of Energy, will commit to providing this committee with those appropriate reports in a timely fashion.

the environmental streamlining, the waivers, the NEPA waivers, all of that is going to be an important part, to be sure, of a clean energy plan.

it appears to me that this administration is willing to make sacrificial lambs out of coal miners, pipeliners, gas workers, just to fit his political and liberal ideology.

I have introduced a bill to reduce the expensive and burdensome permitting processes for new and advanced reactors.

if this is the administration's definition of environmental justice, you are ignoring reality.

To maintain our competitiveness in the global nuclear arena, we must continue to pursue advanced reactor development.

I would just--you know, I would love to see the argument how this waiver would benefit--seemingly, to me, it benefits only Vladimir Putin.

We should get ahead of that transition.

we have already disadvantaged the citizens of the United States by not completing the last 100 yards of the Keystone pipeline.

the Democrats are trying to undo that energy independence and literally give it away.

these policies that we are talking about today are all at risk of becoming law.