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IN
THIS ISSUE:
Coffee
With the Cabinet
Compressed
Natural Gas Fueling Station
AMSO
to Update at Energy Briefings
Legislative
Videoconference U.S.
Chamber Wants to Hear From You
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March
31, 2011 |
Coffee With the Cabinet
Don’t miss this great opportunity. Many of Governor
Hickenlooper’s cabinet directors are going to be in Grand Junction this Saturday, April 2. Please join them for coffee, drop by anytime from 10:00-11:30
a.m. at Main Street Bagels, 559 Main Street. See attached
invitation.
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Compressed Natural Gas Fueling Station
The City of Grand Junction and their partners will be joined by Governor John Hickenlooper this Saturday, April 2, for a ribbon cutting to celebrate the first public/private compressed natural gas fueling station in Western Colorado. To read more about his click
here.
AMSO to Update at Energy Briefings
The Chamber’s Energy Briefing series continues to be a success. Please join us April 13 at 7:30 am to hear from American Oil Shale, LLC (AMSO), one of only five companies who hold leases to research, develop, and demonstrate oil shale extraction processes on federal Bureau of Land Management lands. AMSO will update on their Western Colorado project. To read more about them click
here.
Legislative
Videoconference
The 2011 legislative session is over half way done. Don’t miss the great opportunity to hear from your elected officials. We only have three legislative video conferences left. Please join us April 5, 2011 at 7:00am in the Gallegos Board Room at Mesa State College to connect with your officials. For the dates of the upcoming video conferences, please click
here.
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U.S. Chamber Wants to Hear From You
The Government Affairs Committee voted to support
H.R. 910 and
S.
482, The Energy Tax Prevention Act of 2011. This bill ensures the authority to regulate emissions rests with Congress and not the EPA. It is the first in the effort of Congress to slowly take back regulatory powers that have gone too far. If your business has been adversely affected from overbearing regulations, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce wants to hear from you. To read more or to share your story, click
here.
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