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Transcripts For CSPAN3 Persian Gulf Security Discussion - Panel 1 20240713

Good morning im the director of the middle east program and we are delighted to welcome you to what i think will be a fascinating program on us policy and strategy after the Qassem Soleimani strike. First in the unlikely event we need to evacuate the building i will tell you where to go. I dont think that will be a problem but i will direct you. Also thank you for those who have supported todays activity. They have done it in a way that is exemplary for the way a policy discussion should do so to set up a conference so there is no responsibility for what we say but but it is an issue of significant broad interest we are grateful for the support. Looking at what has happened in the gulf there is a broader National Debate if the us should be digging in or pulling out. Iran is perceived to be a threat. Even within the chump
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Transcripts For CSPAN3 Persian Gulf Security Discussion - Panel 1 20240713

Good morning im the director of the middle east program and we are delighted to welcome you to what i think will be a fascinating program on us policy and strategy after the Qassem Soleimani strike. First in the unlikely event we need to evacuate the building i will tell you where to go. I dont think that will be a problem but i will direct you. Also thank you for those who have supported todays activity. They have done it in a way that is exemplary for the way a policy discussion should do so to set up a conference so there is no responsibility for what we say but but it is an issue of significant broad interest we are grateful for the support. Looking at what has happened in the gulf there is a broader National Debate if the us should be digging in or pulling out. Iran is perceived to be a threat. Even within the chump
United States , United Kingdom , Saudi Arabia , Andrew Gilmore , Qassem Soleimani , John Mclaughlin , Middle East , Program Us , National Debate , Administration Even , Energy United , Energy United States , Much Energy , Energy Gulf , Going Forward , Johns Hopkins , Deputy Director , Central Intelligence , Vice Chair , National Intelligence , National Intelligence Council , Intelligence Council , Council Help , Sherman School , School Career , Nobody Knows ,

Transcripts For CSPAN2 Persian Gulf Security Discussion - Panel 1 20240713

Director of the middle east program and we are delighted to welcome you to what i think will be a fascinating program on us policy and strategy after the Qassem Soleimani strike. First in the unlikely event we need to evacuate the building i will tell you where to go. I dont think that will be a problem but i will direct you. Also thank you for those who have supported todays activity. They have done it in a way that is exemplary for the way a policy discussion should do so to set up a conference so there is no responsibility for what we say but but it is an issue of significant broad interest we are grateful for the support. Looking at what has happened in the gulf there is a broader National Debate if the us should be digging in or pulling out. Iran is perceived to be a threat. Even within the chump Administration ....

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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings 20160123

It includes certification, connectivity, safety, and then they are offshore by regulation and also by advancement. If i look at theres mainly three years, one is commission engines and one is electric vehicles, the next one is fuel cells. We see many improvements and right now with all the low friction advanced cooling and others we have bringing you efficiency and provement by 35 to 50 reduction in fuel efficiency. Roughly at a cost of 2000 or 2500 per car. This is why we see today a landscape and it will continue for the future where it naturally these technologies would present the vast majority of the market. Meanwhile, the market for hybrid and better electric vehicles is being challenged. Right now this market has been growing for ten years and peaked in 2013 at three at 3. 8 of the u. S. Market. And that it declined to 2. 9 last year. The challenge is only 6 of the u. S. Drivers are ready to pay more for a greener and more efficient car. And what they would spend on average is 4 ....

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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings 20160123

And preferences, how should the federal government handle, or should they had all in promoting fuel and efficiency related that inadvertently or not may push in the direction that perhaps does put us in a situation where we are picking winners and losers. So the short answer is, our members prefer an approach that is Technology Neutral. So that the short answer. The longer answer is more complicated. We identify with the goal of reducing carbon. We identify with the goal of reducing fuel dependency. All of those things are noble objectives. The complication comes from the nature of the regulatory regime, and what we have is an approach that were measures by mpgs, epa measures by Greenhouse Gas and that there is an overlapping state program from california which is executed in other states and the lab program is effectively not
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