impluCorporation

POLICY COMMUNICATONS, INC.

200 UNION BLVD., #105

LAKEWOOD CO 80228

USA

On behalf of: WESTERN BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE (reported on 2009-06-30)

Received: $50000

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Agency: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U.S. SENATE, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Energy - Dept of, Interior - Dept of (DOI), White House Office

Filed under: Clean Air & Water (Quality), see top firms.

1. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS ON ISSUES RELATED TO ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION AND CARBON DIOXIDE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES;
2. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS ON CONSENSUS ROUNDTABLE RECOMMENDATIONS WITH REGARD TO THE REGULATION OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS;
3. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS REGARDING THE POTENTIAL COSTS VS. BENEFITS OF VARIOUS REGIONAL AND FEDERAL APPROACHES TO REGULATION OF GREENHOUSE GAS (GHG) EMISSIONS, INCLUDING IMPLICATIONS OF EPA PROPOSAL TO REGULATE GREENHOUSE GASES UNDER THE CLEAN AIR ACT;
4. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS ON THE NEED TO FOCUS ON UPGRADING/EXPANDING THE NATION'S ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION GRIDS AS A PREDICATE TO ANY REGULATORY REGIME FOR GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS;
5. SUPPORTED S. 1013, LEGISLATION TO ADVANCE COMMERCIALIZATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURE AND SEQUESTRATION TECHNOLOGIES.
6. SUPPORTED THE CURRENT CLEAN WATER ACT AND EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS REGARDING THE NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF EXPANSION OF FEDERAL JURISDICTION UNDER THE ACT, AS CALLED FOR IN S. 787.

Lobbyist(s): HOLLY PROPST JAMES SIMS

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Agency: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U.S. SENATE, Interior - Dept of (DOI), Energy - Dept of, White House Office

Filed under: Energy / Nuclear, see top firms.

1. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS REGARDING THE NEED TO ENCOURAGE DOMESTIC ENERGY INDEPENDENCE THROUGH A CONTINUED EMPHASIS ON THE RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FULL RANGE OF THE NATION'S DOMESTIC ENERGY RESOURCES;
2. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS ON THE TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS EMERGING OUT OF U.S. OIL SHALE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES;
3. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS ON THE NEED TO FOCUS ON STRENGTHENING AND EXPANDING THE NATION'S ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION SYSTEM, INCLUDING
(CONT) THE TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC IMPARATIVES THAT REQUIRE CONTINUED OPEN ACCESS TO THE GRIDS OF THE FULL RANGE OF ELECTRICITY PROVIDERS;
4. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS ON THE NEED TO INCLUDE MECHANISMS TO STREAMLINE SITING AND CONSTRUCTION PERMIT PROCESSES FOR PROJECTS ASSOCIATED WITH TRANSMISSION AND OTHER ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS ON FEDERAL LANDS.
5. CONTINUED TO EDUCATE POLICYMAKERS ON THE CURRENT TECHNICAL STATUS AND FUTURE PROMISE OF VARIOUS CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES.

Lobbyist(s): HOLLY PROPST JAMES SIMS

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Agency: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U.S. SENATE, Interior - Dept of (DOI), Energy - Dept of

Filed under: Natural Resources, see top firms.

1. OPPOSED HR 980, WHICH SEEKS TO LOCK UP NATURAL RESOURCE AND ECONOMIC ASSETS OF MILLIONS OF ACRES OF FEDERAL LANDS IN THE WEST;
2. OPPOSED DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR ACTIONS TO FREEZE ISSUANCE OF ALREADY-APPROVED OIL AND GAS LEASES IN THE WEST;
3. SUPPORTED CONSISTENT AND SUSTAINED FEDERAL FUNDING TO SUPPORT WESTERN INDIAN WATER RIGHTS SETTLEMENTS;
4. EDUCATED POLICYMAKERS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF A ROBUST MINERALS POLICY TO SUPPORT THE 111TH CONGRESS' PROMOTION OF RENEWABLE
(CONT) ENERGY RESOURCES.

Lobbyist(s): HOLLY PROPST JAMES SIMS