how do we help make sure that they land on their feet and have a bright future as well as we work to reduce the amount of carbon pollution in our Country and our planet.

We need to ensure our energy systems are resilient to the impacts, such as extreme weather storms, wildfires, or cyberattacks.

I see there is a thread that is gone through this. A lot of different themes, but certainly the reliability and affordability issue is extremely important as we look toward the future.

We need to make sure we are not making it unaffordable to turn on those lights, especially during and after an external challenge to grid reliability.

I said Secretary Regan is the type of person I would like to see leading a Federal agency.

I would commit to you that if there are reasons to be in West Virginia, I will gladly come to West Virginia.

Well, in this it does matter. Because there is a great emphasis in this Administration on environmental justice and equity.

I think if you close your eyes and didn't know who was asking the questions or from what party that person might be from, I think you see that there is a solidarity of interest and a grand desire to really get something done together in…

Certainty is something that we have all asked for, and that would be the predictability of a lengthy bill, 5 or 6 year bill, which I think provides the certainty that many folks talked about.

I was really encouraged by the conversation that we had last week, or I guess 2 weeks ago now, with President Biden, Vice President Harris, and Secretary Buttigieg on the importance of what we are talking about today.

One size fits all doesn't work for Denver, it won't work for Maryland, it might not work for West Virginia, and so the flexibility built into the program is really critical.