Today, Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio will unveil his energy plan in Ohio—a state that is, no thanks to policies like Marco Rubio’s, developing its renewable energy sector and is home to almost 90,000 clean-energy jobs. Given Rubio’s past positions on energy policy, it’s unlikely that his national energy platform will support clean-energy policies or […]
Energy
-
-
“Thanks to smart federal and state policies, academic research, private sector innovation, and the crucial work of groups like LCV, we are already advancing clean energy solutions that can begin turning this tide and can make America the clean energy superpower for the 21st century.”
-
“Energy cuts across the entirety of U.S. foreign policy. It’s a matter of national security and global stability. It’s at the heart of the global economy. It’s also an issue of democracy and human rights.”
-
As Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton recognized that Africa’s fast-growing economies and markets presented enormous opportunities for engagement. Sec. Clinton led a delegation of U.S. executives to connect with African business leaders and built partnerships for increased entrepreneurship and economic opportunity.
-
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton named the first State Department Special Envoy on climate change. The Special Envoy would be “a lead participant” in the development of climate and clean energy policy.