As we told you in April, President Biden launched a new program to be funded with $109.5 million aimed at figuring out how to convince fossil fuel workers to be happy taking a huge pay cut and installing solar panels and windmills instead of making far more money in a far more meaningful job working in fossil fuels (see Biden Gives $109M to Research How to End Use of Coal, Oil & Gas). Dr. Brian Anderson, director of the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), headquartered in Pittsburgh, is leading the effort. He recently tried to sell Biden’s bill of goods at the recent Marcellus and Manufacturing Development Conference hosted by the West Virginia Manufacturers Association.
As we told you in April, President Biden launched a new program to be funded with $109.5 million aimed at figuring out how to convince fossil fuel workers to be happy taking a huge pay cut and installing solar panels and windmills instead of making far more money in a far more meaningful job working in fossil fuels (see 