Energize America
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Categories: Energy | Global warming | Proposed Legislation
Energize America -- Achieving U.S. Energy Security by 2020
Energize America is a plan proposed by Daily Kos activists Jérôme Guillet (Jerome a Paris), George Karayannis (Doolittle Sothere), Timothy Lange (Meteor Blades) and Mark Sumner (devilstower), with the assistance of many others.
The plan has developed a collection of specific legislative proposals for the 2007 calendar which are being developed through diaries on DailyKos and submitted to congress - progress reports are available on the ea2020.org website. The following proposals have been submitted at the time of this writing:
- Neighborhood Power Act
- Community Emergency Power Act
- BioFertilizer Production Act
- Micro Power Producers Act
and the following additional proposals are in progress:
- High Speed Rail - wiki development of this act continues under Energize America Passenger Rail, Energize America Urban Rail and Energize America Transit Oriented Development
- Home Efficiency
- HUD - Home energy audits/energy mortgages
- Farm bill - renewable power production
The 2006 version of the plan is available here.
The 2006 plan proposed 20 bills covering the full range of energy issues:
- The Passenger Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Act
- The Transportation Industry Efficiency Act
- The Fleets Conversion Act
- The Community-Based Energy Investment Act
- The Passenger Rail Restoration Act
- The Clean Coal Generation Act
- The Wind Energy Production Tax Credit Act
- The 20 Million Solar Roof Act
- The Renewable Portfolio Standards Act
- The Federal Net Metering Act
- The State-Based Renewable Energy Investment Act
- The New Energy Technology Demonstration Act
- The Sustainable Energy Economic Prosperity Act
- The Carbon Reduction Act
- The Federal Energy Policy Enforcement Act
- The National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act
- The Home Efficiency Act
- The Demand Side Management Act
- The Telecommuter Assistance Act
- The Energy Security Funding Act
Energize America Assumptions - assumptions and sources for these proposals.