EDITION: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 -- 07:52 AM

1. CLIMATE:

Obama, key senators make their pitch for comprehensive bill

Closed-door talks extended to both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue yesterday as President Obama, key senators and industry officials searched for an elusive agreement on comprehensive energy and climate change legislation. At the White House, Obama implored 14 Democrats and Republicans to reach consensus before the end of this year on a bill that puts a first-ever price on carbon emissions, rather than settle for the energy-only approach favored by some moderates. Go to story #1

ON THE HILL

2. OCEANS:

Harmful-algae research bill fails to bloom in House

3. NATURAL GAS:

White House official expresses anxiety about fracturing, skirts stance on regs

4. CAMPAIGN 2010:

Ky. Senate candidates mine for votes in coal country

5. INTERIOR:

Debate on renewable energy, spending cuts, new oil industry fees dominate budget hearings

6. CHEMICALS:

Senate panel studies industry angle to TSCA reform

7. ENERGY MARKETS:

Lincoln wants to create 'fences' to clear up agency dispute

8. ELECTRICITY:

Draft bill would expand grid security to EMP, physical attacks

9. CORRECTION:

Upcoming Markups and Hearings

10. Calendar:

Activity for March 8 - March 19, 2010

1. Oil and Gas:

Marcellus Shale Coalition's Klaber talks chemical disclosure, drilling fees and exports (OnPoint, 02/08/2012)

2. Energy Policy:

ACC's Dooley discusses new advocacy campaign centered on shale, efficiency (OnPoint, 02/07/2012)

3. Energy Policy:

Consumer Energy Alliance's Whatley discusses details of an all-of the-above strategy (OnPoint, 02/06/2012)

4. Climate:

Analysis Group's Tierney discusses RGGI's move to scale back allowances (OnPoint, 02/09/2012)

5. Oil and Gas:

Bold Nebraska's Kleeb discusses state's view of Keystone debate (OnPoint, 02/01/2012)

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Friday, February 10, 2012 -- 05:08 PM

DOE:

Loan probe predicts $3B in losses, less than Congress expected

ENERGY POLICY:

Senate could consider legislation on beleaguered loan program -- Bingaman

AIR POLLUTION:

11 states sue EPA in push for new soot rule

CHEMICALS:

Dry-cleaning solvent a likely carcinogen -- EPA

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Friday, February 10, 2012 -- 12:52 PM

ENERGY MARKETS:

With gas prices low, shale bargain hunters take long-term view

APPROPRIATIONS:

Enviros urge Obama to cut oil tax breaks while maintaining support for lands, wildlife

POLITICS:

Inhofe blasts climate science, EPA regs to rally Republican base

UTILITIES:

Support grows for changing scandal-plagued N.M. regulatory commission

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OnPoint, 02/09/2012

Climate:

Analysis Group's Tierney discusses RGGI's move to scale back allowances (02/09/2012)

OnPoint, 02/08/2012

Oil and Gas:

Marcellus Shale Coalition's Klaber talks chemical disclosure, drilling fees and exports (02/08/2012)

OnPoint, 02/07/2012

Energy Policy:

ACC's Dooley discusses new advocacy campaign centered on shale, efficiency (02/07/2012)

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