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New Apollo Energy Project
The New Apollo Energy Project is a bold new energy policy that will marshal the resources of the federal government to provide a vision of how to solve the following challenges:
- Breaking our addiction to Middle East oil and thereby improving our homeland and national security
- Addressing the threat of global warming
- Expanding our economy and creating millions of new jobs.
With our well-trained and highly talented workforce, intellectual capital, and entrepreneurial spirit, the Northwest is uniquely poised to lead the country, and the world, in the development of these clean energy technologies.
Click here for a booklet on the New Apollo Energy Act.
| Inslee Introduces New Apollo Energy Act |
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[ 9 June 2005 ] U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee and fourteen other Members of Congress today introduced the New Apollo Energy Act (H.R. 2828) as a comprehensive clean energy policy for the 21st century. Inslee’s legislation will use new and innovative tax incentives and market-based assistance, along with energy performance standards to address three challenges to America: creating clean energy manufacturing jobs, decreasing dependence on foreign oil, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. |
| New Apollo Energy Act Op-Ed |
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[ 18 May 2005 ] I have been promoting a new vision for our energy future, one that would avoid drilling in our pristine areas, while creating jobs, enhancing our national security, and protecting the environment. |
| New Apollo Energy Amendment |
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[ 19 April 2005 ] During this evening’s meeting of the House Rules Committee, U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee plans to offer his New Apollo Energy Amendment as a substitute to the House Republican Energy Bill (H.R. 6). Inslee’s New Apollo Energy Amendment addresses the need for a comprehensive clean energy future, which is an entirely different and alternative energy policy than that proposed by the Republicans in H.R. 6. |
| Forum on New Apollo Energy Project |
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[ 13 April 2004 ]
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| New Apollo Energy Op-Ed in the Seattle Times |
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[ 23 January 2004 ] President Bush's proposal to focus our resources on sending humans to Mars is intriguing, but it is not the most compelling reason that Americans ought to focus our interest on the Red Planet. |
| Conceptual New Apollo Energy Project Legislation |
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| Inslee Offers Apollo Project Energy Amendment |
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[ 10 April 2003 ] U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee offered an amendment today to the energy bill in the Committee on Rules. Inslee’s amendment, “The New Apollo Energy Independence Act,” is a comprehensive alternative to the Republican-sponsored energy bill. |
| Inslee Rallies Democrats Around Clean Energy Plan |
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[ 19 March 2003 ] Inslee presented his “New Apollo Energy Project” to the Democratic Caucus this morning, in hopes that the Democratic Party will adopt such a plan as their “alternative” energy bill. Over the last couple of months, Inslee has been leading a core group of about 40 Members of Congress to develop the proposal. |