Trajan
conscientia mille testes
well, at least hes honest
Although I am not sure how that squares with obamas comments regards we are producing more oil then ever before ( though thats not true other but hey*shrugs*).....as if that what he wants. I think he and Chu should take a meeting together and get on the same page.
Chu: DOE working to wean U.S. off oil, not lower prices
By ALEX GUILLEN | 2/28/12 6:37 PM EST
The Energy Department isn’t working to lower gasoline prices directly, Secretary Steven Chu said Tuesday after a Republican lawmaker scolded him for his now-infamous 2008 comment that gas prices in the U.S. should be as high as in Europe.
Instead, DOE is working to promote alternatives such as biofuels and electric vehicles, Chu told House appropriators during a hearing on DOE’s budget.
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“We agree there is great suffering when the price of gasoline increases in the United States, and so we are very concerned about this,” said Chu, speaking to the House Appropriations energy and water subcommittee. “As I have repeatedly said, in the Department of Energy, what we’re trying to do is diversify our energy supply for transportation so that we have cost-effective means.”
Read more: Chu: DOE working to wean U.S. off oil, not lower prices - Alex Guillen - POLITICO.com

Chu: DOE working to wean U.S. off oil, not lower prices
By ALEX GUILLEN | 2/28/12 6:37 PM EST
The Energy Department isn’t working to lower gasoline prices directly, Secretary Steven Chu said Tuesday after a Republican lawmaker scolded him for his now-infamous 2008 comment that gas prices in the U.S. should be as high as in Europe.
Instead, DOE is working to promote alternatives such as biofuels and electric vehicles, Chu told House appropriators during a hearing on DOE’s budget.
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“We agree there is great suffering when the price of gasoline increases in the United States, and so we are very concerned about this,” said Chu, speaking to the House Appropriations energy and water subcommittee. “As I have repeatedly said, in the Department of Energy, what we’re trying to do is diversify our energy supply for transportation so that we have cost-effective means.”
Read more: Chu: DOE working to wean U.S. off oil, not lower prices - Alex Guillen - POLITICO.com