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Sen. Warner visits Hopewell algae project
Apr 24 2010
The Petersburg Progress-Index covers Senator Warner's visit to a project that is converting algae into biofuel at the Hopewell Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility.
Senator Warner was back out on the road Friday, with stops in Hopewell, Petersburg, and Richmond.
Sustainability in Southwest and Southside
Apr 06 2010
Senator Warner highlighted two sustainability initiatives today -- a campus-wide effort at Ferrum College, and a growing aquaculture industry that's helping to diversify the economy of Henry County in Southside Virginia.
Step forward on offshore energy production
Mar 31 2010
President Obama announced today that the U.S. Department of the Interior has approved moving forward on a plan to allow oil and gas exploration and production 50 miles off Virginia's coast following a one-year environmental and national security review.
Promoting HOME STAR
Mar 11 2010
Senator Warner promoted the HOME STAR energy conservation initiative today before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. The Senator has been a leading architect of the initiative in the Senate.
Senator Warner and Senator Jim Webb today urged the Obama Administration to move forward without delay with a five-year plan to begin to allow oil and gas exploration and production 50 miles off Virginia's coast beginning in November 2011.
A visit to Home Depot
Dec 15 2009
Senator Warner joined President Obama at a Home Depot in Alexandria, Va., today to highlight the importance of providing incentives to consumers who weatherize their homes.
Investments in new energy technology
Oct 28 2009
Three Virginia energy companies will receive money from the economic recovery package to develop new technologies that will reduce energy costs and create jobs.
The need for an innovative energy policy
Sep 28 2009
Senator Warner recently spoke about the need for energy innovation during the Council on Competitiveness' National Energy Summit and International Dialogue.
Training for next-gen fuel vehicles
Aug 05 2009
This morning, the U.S. Department of Energy awarded a $720,000 grant to J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College in Richmond for the development of a new workforce training program for next-generation electric vehicles.