Exelon's Rowe pushes for cap-and-trade or carbon tax in energy policy reforms

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Exelon's Rowe pushes for cap-and-trade or carbon tax in energy policy reforms

March 8th, 2010 09:27 AM - (Reuters) — U.S. energy reform has stalled now that the Democrats have lost their filibuster-proof majority in the Senate and Republicans drift to a more negative position, a top industry executive said on Saturday.
"What I see is a series of disjointed, piecemeal approaches that will not yield ...

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Exelon's Rowe pushes for cap-and-trade or carbon tax in energy policy reforms

Exelon's Rowe pushes for cap-and-trade or carbon tax in energy policy reforms

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