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Representative Ed Markey (D-MA) announced December 27 that he will run in the 2013 special election to fill the Massachusetts Senate seat that would be
The Obama Administration recently hired Sarah Bianchi as the Senior Policy Advisor to the Vice President and also as a Deputy Assistant to the President
President Obama announced a new manufacturing jobs initiative June 8 that will provide 50,000 community college students with credentials that will be accepted across the industry
Senator Mark Udall (D-CO) unveiled draft legislation June 8 that would encourage the Department of Defense to reduce fossil fuel consumption and increase its renewable energy use and energy efficiency
President Obama signed an executive order (12862, Setting Customer Service Standards) April 27 asking all federal departments and agencies to better serve the public by using information technology and best practices from the private sector to improve services and reduce costs
Richard Newell announced last week that after nearly two years of service as the Administrator of the U.S. Energy Information Administration, he will return next month to his position as professor of energy and environmental economics at Duke University
With the continuing resolution and supercommittee deadlines looming, energy issues continue to play a significant role in both appropriations and deficit reduction debates
The debt ceiling deal set new spending limits that must be incorporated in to 13 different spending bills currently before the House Appropriations Committee, but the revisions will wait until after the recess
Energy Department Under Secretary for Science Steve Koonin will leave the agency November 18 to join the Institute for Defense Analyses’ Science and Technology Policy Institute
