I think had--if this Nation begins to invest in offshore wind technologies, we would be building the supply chain for offshore wind so that we can manufacture it in the United States.

So do you have an estimate of how much more cash we will hand out under the expired 1603 program over the next few years?

I was afraid it was going to say 'Erroneous Numbers, Erroneous Conclusions: Republican Pollsters Blow November Election.'

If we only invest in the technologies that are currently competitive, we have no vision.

I advocate for this priority because it will accelerate our path to energy independence, create jobs, contribute greatly to deficit reduction, and can be done while conserving our public lands and open space for future generations.

Government should work to ensure that Americans have access to abundant, affordable, reliable energy, and target taxpayer resources to fundamental research.

Government should be working to ensure that Americans have access to abundant, affordable, reliable energy and target taxpayer resources to fundamental research that could one day enable these technologies to compete without expensive…

I would like to point out to Dr. Aronson that I have been very interested in your responses and to your testimony.

Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to ask a question of Mr. Kaltrider and Mr. Lynch, because you have warned us about disruptions to supply chain and price stability.

Yes. So if you were designing this system, and you could have a portion be spot market subject to auction and another portion be withheld from that auction system, what percentage would you choose?

Mr. Chairman, thank you so much for joining us.

There are so many things that Democrats and Republicans agree about when it comes to energy.

The timing has never been better.

It is difficult to overstate the importance of energy to America's success.

I am a strong supporter of an all-of-the-above energy strategy.

I would first like to congratulate and welcome Representative Swalwell on his appointment as Ranking Member of the Energy Subcommittee.

I would like to talk a little bit about coal and the technology improvements in that sector sometimes are overlooked.

these jobs can't be outsourced.

I do think, especially at a time like this where budgets are tight, resources are limited, we have got to focus where doing the work that only government can do, and I think that is basic scientific research.

I would like to thank all of our witnesses for your testimony and for staying around so we can ask some questions of you.

I am a strong supporter of an 'all of the above' energy strategy.

I see first-hand the widespread benefits associated with energy production.

Without question, the victims of Sandy deserve relief. They deserve it, and we should give it to them in a way that we can afford. If we can't do a 1.6 percent reduction in spending, how are we going to deal with a $16 trillion debt? My…

I want to compliment the gentlelady from Tennessee for organizing this group to talk about this essential issue that is coming before the people of this country as described to be a fiscal cliff. Quite frankly, we need to look back at…

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Add after title VII the following new title (and conform the table of contents accordingly): TITLE…