Subcommittee Hearing

Powering Our Future: Principles for Energy Tax Reform

Energy, Natural Resources, and Infrastructure
Date: 
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Location:  215 Dirksen Senate Office Building

Meeting Agenda

Member Statements

  1. Debbie Stabenow

    D - MI
  2. John Cornyn

    R - TX

Witnesses

  1. The Honorable Christopher A. Coons

    United States Senator
    State of Delaware
  2. The Honorable Jerry Moran

    United States Senator
    State of Kansas
  3. Phyllis Cuttino

    Director, Clean Energy
    The Pew Charitable Trusts
    Washington, DC
  4. Dan Reicher

    Executive Director, Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy Finance, Professor, Stanford Law School, Lecturer, Stanford Graduate School of Business
    Stanford University
    Stanford, CA
  5. Will Coleman

    Partner
    OnRamp Capital
    San Francisco, CA
  6. Margo Thorning

    Senior Vice President and Chief Economist
    American Council for Capital Formation
    Washington, DC

Related Files

  1. Powering Our Future: Principles for Energy Tax Reform

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