Huffington Post
Jim Jordan Continues Charge Against Solyndra, Department Of Energy Loan Program
Rep. Jim Jordan, the Ohio Republican who recently appeared to admit that Republicans' ongoing probes of the Department of Energy's loan program are largely a play to win votes in November, is holding a hearing next week on that very program.Jordan's subcommittee on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on Wednesday will hold a hearing entitled, "The Obama Administration's Green...
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Reuters
London clean energy talks to draw 22 countries
LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu, now seeking to coordinate a release of oil from emergency reserves to subdue prices, will co-chair a meeting of energy ministers from 22 big economies in London later this month on developing cleaner technologies.
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The New Yorker
Elizabeth Kolbert: President Obama, gas prices, and global warming.
Last week, Mitt Romney, who, it now seems, is going to become the Republican nominee whether anybody likes it or not, called on President Barack Obama to fire three of his Cabinet members: the Energy Secretary, Steven Chu; the Interior Secretary, Ken Salazar; and the head of the Environmental Protection . . .
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politico
Jordan: GOP investigations of Obama are for the voters
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), a member of Rep. Darrell Issa's Committee On Oversight & Government Reform that has been investigating the Obama administration on a variety of topics, tells Energy and Environmental Daily (subscription required) that the committee's oversight work is in some way aimed at the voters in November:
In an interview after as he left yet another hearing in which Energy...
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FOX
Energy Chief Gives Himself High Marks on Gas Prices
Asked at a committee hearing, Steven Chu says he'd give himself an A, drawing criticism from RepublicansObama Debt Hole Deeper Than Bush's in Less TimeGOP Budget Takes Aim at the 'Dependent Culture' OPINION: A Super PAC for the Economy
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CNN
Energy secretary hammered on gas prices
A committee hearing Tuesday on the Department of Energy's use of stimulus funding kept returning to rising gas prices as Republicans hammered Secretary Steven Chu over the pain at the pump.
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Scientific American
Is "All of the Above" the Right Strategy for U.S. Energy? A Q&A with Steven Chu
President Obama has called for an "all of the above" energy strategy , ranging from taxpayer funding for electric vehicles to more drilling for oil and natural gas. The goal is to get a greater contribution from domestic renewable energy sources, such as the sun and wind, yet maintain cheap domestic energy from traditional fossil fuels. [More]
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Washington Post
Government-subsidized green light bulb carries costly price tag
The U.S. government last year announced a $10 million award, dubbed the “L Prize,” for any manufacturer that could create a “green” but affordable light bulb.
Energy Secretary Steven Chu said the prize would spur industry to offer the costly bulbs, known as LEDs, at prices “affordable for American families.” There was also a “Buy America” component. Portions of the bulb would have to be made ...
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The Jerusalem Post
US: 'Sufficient spare capacity' for Iran oil sanctions
Energy Secretary Steven Chu says global oil producers have enough spare production capacity to compensate for oil taken off the market due to increasingly tough Iran sanctions.
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Fortune
Hybrid maker Bright Automotive goes bust
Hybrid vehicle maker Bright Automotive has announced plans to close, blasting the Department of Energy for failing to finalize a loan that the firm says would have kept it afloat. In a letter dated Tuesday to Energy Secretary Steven Chu, Bright CEO Reuben Munger and COO Mike Donoughe said they were withdrawing their application for a $314 million loan and winding down their operations. The e...
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WSJ
Emails Show Chu's Loan-Deal Role
Energy Secretary Steven Chu intervened last year to push forward a government loan guarantee for a $1.4 billion project backed by Bank of America Corp. to put solar panels on rooftops, according to documents released by House Republicans.
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Washington Post
LED bulbs to be installed Monday on the Mall
If you drive by or stroll along the Mall in the coming days, yes, the lights will look brighter.
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Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Energy Secretary Steven Chu plan to flip the switch Monday night on newly installed LED lights that will illuminate most of the Mall — and reduce the National Park Service’s energy bill....
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Huffington Post
Stefanie Penn Spear: Keystone Fight Continues as Obama Administration Touts Need for Energy Policy
With the decision to deny the pipeline permit, it was fitting that Secretary of Energy Steven Chu spoke of Obama's plan to reduce oil imports by one-third by 2025, modernize the electric grid, support fuel-efficient vehicles, and invest in renewable energy and energy efficiency.
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physorg
Optimism on solar energy: Energy secretary suggests ways domestic firms can prosper
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu struck an optimistic note about the future of solar energy Thursday but said the economic benefits of the emerging clean-energy industry will be reaped elsewhere if the business is not encouraged at home.
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USA Today
Unbowed Steven Chu heads to Colorado to tour solar factory
Energy Secretary Steven Chu heads to Colorado to tout solar energy .
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Reuters
Chu grilled by Republicans on Solyndra loan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Energy Secretary Steven Chu staunchly defended decisions he made on Solyndra on Thursday as he came under a withering attack from Republicans during a grueling, media-packed...
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AP
Chu: Solyndra loan based on merits, not politics
WASHINGTON (AP) -- An unapologetic Energy Secretary Steven Chu defended a half-billion-dollar federal loan to a solar-panel manufacturer that went belly up, even as he told a House committee Thursday he was unaware of dozens of key details that led to the debacle over Solyndra Inc....
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Le Point
"Affaire Solyndra": le ministre américain de l'Energie dédouane Obama
Le ministre américain de l'Energie Steven Chu a nié jeudi, lors d'une...
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Reuters
Chu, Republicans square off on Solyndra loan
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republicans probing how a now-bankrupt solar panel company received a $535 million federal loan guarantee excoriated Energy Secretary Steven Chu on Thursday for his decisions on Solyndra at a hearing packed with media and spectators.
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New York Times
Energy Secretary Steven Chu to Defend Solyndra Loan to Congress
Steven Chu, in advance testimony before a House committee, will defend the program that loaned $535 million to Solyndra, the solar-panel maker that went bankrupt.
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AP
Chu takes responsibility for Solyndra loan
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Taking responsibility for a debacle that has embarrassed the Obama administration, Energy Secretary Steven Chu says he made the final decisions on a half-billion-dollar loan to a California solar company that later went bankrupt....
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Irish Times
Republicans to quiz Chu on bankrupt energy firm loans
PRESIDENT BARACK Obama’s energy secretary, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Steven Chu, will face tough questioning by Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee today regarding the administration’s handling of loans to the now bankrupt solar energy company Solyndra.
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USA Today
Steven Chu ready to battle with GOP over Solyndra loan
Energy Secretary Steven Chu heads to Capitol Hill on Thursday to testify about the collapse of solar manufacturer Solyndra.
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New York Times
Solyndra Was Asked to Delay Layoff News Till After Midterms, Memo Says
Energy Secretary Steven Chu has been asked to testify on the failed solar equipment company before a House subcommittee.
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