The Record on Renewables and Energy Efficiency
VOTE: Brownback voted YES on a federal Renewable Energy Standard (RES) of 20% by 2020 in a key committee vote. The measure is still pending, and has not yet made it to the Senate floor.
VOTE: Roberts voted NO on the most significant legislation to date in renewable energy and energy efficiency policy. The Senate passed the measure, 61‐37.
VOTE: Jenkins voted NO on a bill to guide and provide for United States research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies. The House passed the measure, 310-106.
VOTE: Moore voted YES on a bill to guide and provide for United States research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies. The House passed the measure, 310-106. Congressman Moore was the ONLY Kansas Congressman to vote YES for this renewable energy vote.
VOTE: Moran voted NO on a bill to guide and provide for United States research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies. The House passed the measure, 310-106.
VOTE: Tiahrt voted NO on a bill to guide and provide for United States research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies. The House passed the measure, 310-106.
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