MARTIN SPITZER

Climate Change legislation in the House and Senate on issues related to intenrational action and finance, competitiveness, offsets, and renewable electricity standard and specificically S. 1733, and S. 1642

Climate Change legislation in the House and Senate on issues related to intenrational action and finance, competitiveness, offsets, and renewable electricity standard and specificically S. 1733, and S. 1642

Providing input to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on all sections of S. 2835 (International Climate Change Investment Act of 2009) and (the Draft American Power Act, Title V-International Climate Change Activities); General education in the Senate on the key issues in domestic legislation critical for an international agreement, as well as on actions of key developing countries and the European Union.

General education on international climate negotiations, the importance of international finance for clean technology and reduced deforestation and their linkages to U.S. climate change legislation; Providing input to the draft American Power Act being prepared by Senators Kerry and Lieberman. Topics include, supplemental reductions from reduced deforestation, (Title II, Subtitle A, Part A, Sec 704); and international offsets (Part EOffset Credit Program For International Emission Reductions); International Finance (Part GDisposition Of Allowances); competitiveness for energy intensive industries (Title IV, Subtitle AProtecting American Manufacturing Jobs and Preventing Carbon Leakage); International Clean Technology Exports and developing country actions (Title VInternational Climate Change Activities); and the Renewable Electricity Standard, (Title II, Subtitle DRenewable Energy and Energy Efficiency) and (S.3464 Practical Energy and Climate Plan Act of 2010, Title III, Sec. 301, Diversified Energy Standard);

General education on international climate negotiations, the importance of international finance for clean technology and reduced deforestation and their linkages to U.S. climate change legislation; Providing input to the draft American Power Act being prepared by Senators Kerry and Lieberman. Topics include, supplemental reductions from reduced deforestation, (Title II, Subtitle A, Part A, Sec 704); and international offsets (Part EOffset Credit Program For International Emission Reductions); International Finance (Part GDisposition Of Allowances); competitiveness for energy intensive industries (Title IV, Subtitle AProtecting American Manufacturing Jobs and Preventing Carbon Leakage); International Clean Technology Exports and developing country actions (Title VInternational Climate Change Activities); and the Renewable Electricity Standard, (Title II, Subtitle DRenewable Energy and Energy Efficiency) and (S.3464 Practical Energy and Climate Plan Act of 2010, Title III, Sec. 301, Diversified Energy Standard);