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May 07 2014

Dr. Coburn Files Amendments to the Energy Efficiency Bill, S. 2262

Amendment #3003 - To encourage Federal employees to help reduce energy use and costs by turning the lights off at the end of the day. Additional information here.

Amendment #3004 - To require the Secretary of Defense to establish a searchable database on installation renewable energy projects. Additional information here.

Amendment #3005 - To require the Secretary of Energy to certify that Federal energy efficiency projects are cost efficient. Additional information here.

Amendment #3006 - To require the evaluation and consolidation of duplicative green building programs. Additional information here.

Amendment #3007 - To repeal the advanced technology vehicles manufacturing incentive program. Additional information here.

Amendment #3014 - To eliminate the corn ethanol mandate for renewable fuel. Additional information here. 

Amendment #3022 - To require certain agencies to conduct assessments of data centers and develop data center consolidation and optimization plans. Additional information here.

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