Energy Bill Delayed in the Senate

Posted August 4, 2010 8:44 AM by Brad Smith
Related Categories: Energy, Environment, GAC, Main Blog
Senate Majority Leader harry Reid (D-NV) announced yesterday that the Senate's version of the energy bill will not be considered this week.  Instead the bill will be considered after the August congressional recess, which makes the new energy law unlikely.  A good summary of this news can be found here.


 
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