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1. www.presidency.ucsb.edu › documents › fact-sheetFact Sheet: President Bush Signs Into Law a National Energy ...

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   Aug 8, 2005 · This will be accomplished by repealing outdated rules that discourage investment in new infrastructure, offering tax incentives for new transmission construction, and by encouraging the development of new technologies, such as superconducting power lines, to make the grid more efficient.

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3. georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov › newsThe President's Energy Initiatives - National Archives

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   President Bush urges Congress to enact a new tax credit for investments in combined heat and power systems or by shortening the depreciation life for CHP projects. The increased demand for CHP equipment should reduce CHP production costs and spur technological innovation in improved CHP systems.

4. www.forbes.com › sites › rrapierThe Enormous Energy Legacy Of President George W. Bush - Forbes

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   Mar 30, 2021 · One could credibly argue that gasoline prices are as low as they are today because of the actions George Bush took as president.

5. www.pbs.org › newshour › showBackground: President Bush’s Energy Plan | PBS NewsHour

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   May 17, 2001 · president george w. bush: We'll underwrite research and development into energy saving technology. It'll require manufacturers to build more energy efficient appliances.

6. www.nytimes.com › 2000/12/20 › usTHE 43rd PRESIDENT: THE POWER INDUSTRY; Bush in Deep Waters ...

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   Dec 20, 2000 · With natural gas prices at an all-time high and Americans facing power shortages in some states, President-elect George W. Bush's plans for an energy policy have started to receive close...

7. millercenter.org › the-presidency › presidentialJanuary 28, 1992: State of the Union Address | Miller Center

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   Jan 28, 1992 · Much good can come from the prudent use of power. And much good can come of this: A world once divided into two armed camps now recognizes one sole and preeminent power, the United States of America. And they regard this with no dread. For the world trusts us with power, and the world is right.

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   Did president Bush pursue a hydrogen economy?

   • In 2007 those mandates were expanded. This bill directly enabled the 17 billion gallon per year ethanol industry in the U.S. that still helps fuel our automobiles today. President Bush pursued a hydrogen economy, but he was ahead of his time.

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   How much money did President Bush request for LIHEAP?

   • In his FY 2002 Budget, President Bush requested $1.7 billion dollars in total for LIHEAP – a $300 million increase from last year's non-emergency appropriation. He also requested an additional $150 million.

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   Can a president's policies make a big impact?

   • However, over the longer term a president’s policies can make a big impact. One of the examples I often use is President Nixon. The Nixon Administration passed a number of policies that had a significant and long-lasting impact on the oil markets, but those impacts weren’t felt until he was out of office.

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   How did the Bush administration affect fracking?

   • The Bush Administration passed a number of laws aimed at accelerating the development of fracking. Many of those laws were staunchly criticized by environmental groups, but there is no doubt they helped spur an enormous increase in U.S. oil and gas production.

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   What impact did Bush's policies have on OPEC?

   • But it was put in place by the Bush Administration, and the impacts are still felt today all over the world. Bush’s policies resulted in a huge increase in U.S. ethanol production, record U.S. oil and natural gas production, a dramatic drop in U.S. oil imports, and they ultimately broke OPEC’s iron grip on oil prices.

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   Why did President Bush create a royalties Conservation Fund?

   • President Bush directed the Secretary of the Interior to work with Congress to create a Royalties Conservation Fund that would earmark potentially billions of dollars in royalties from new oil and gas production in ANWR to fund land conservation efforts.

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9. georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov › infocusEnergy for America's Future (Text Only) - National Archives

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   Mar 5, 2008 · President Bush supports an increase in the use of nuclear power as a clean, efficient energy source to meet America's growing needs for electricity.