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The Legislative Energy Horizon Institute graduated its first class on April 8th, 2010 in Washington DC at the Canadian Embassy

Thirty five legislators completed their journey  learning  more about how our energy infrastructure works, is built and how it is regulated.  Sixty Course hours were completed to get a certificate in Energy Policy Planning form the University of Idaho.  We salute the hard work undertaken by the participating legislators and congratulate them for successful completion of the course.

The 2011 class is being formulated now. Learn more about the 2010 graduated class and plans for th2 2011 Institute.

A View Over the Horizon

U.S. Energy Situation: Exploring Consumption and Supply Issues Part 3
Mon, May 3, 2010
J Richard Moore

U.S. Energy Situation:  Exploring Consumption and Supply Issues IntroductionU.S. Energy Situation is a series of five articles sequentially addressing U.S. energy consumption, supply, concerns, solutions and policies.  The series is intended to prepare readers to better follow and participate in what the author hopes will be an informed debate about U.S. energy policy.  The articles’ content originated as a slide presentation intended for general audiences, and both the program and the articles provide an overview and understanding of the U.S. energy position. The author has used publicly available data, mainly from U.S. government agencies, in his research.  He received no support or direction of any kind from any interest group, associatio...
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