H.R.1126 - To reauthorize the Steel and Aluminum Energy Conservation and Technology Competitiveness Act of 1988. Sponsor: Daniel Lipinski / 110th Congress

Title
110th Congress - To reauthorize the Steel and Aluminum Energy Conservation and Technology Competitiveness Act of 1988.
Summary
Amends the Steel and Aluminum Energy Conservation and Technology Competitiveness Act of 1988 to authorize appropriations for FY2008-FY2012. Requires the Secretary of Energy, in reviewing research and development activities for possible inclusion in the research plan to expand the steel research and development initiative, to consider among steel project priorities the development of technologies which reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Revises the requirement for consideration of the development of advanced coatings for sheet steels to specify sheet and bar steels. (by MAPLight.org)
Status
The bill was voted on in the House on March 12, 2007
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Contributions

  1. September - October 2002 For $200 Against $0
  2. November - December 2002 For $0 Against $0
  3. January - February 2003 For $20,250 Against $0
  4. March - April 2003 For $41,048 Against $0
  5. May - June 2003 For $54,919 Against $0
  6. July - August 2003 For $24,400 Against $0
  7. September - October 2003 For $37,000 Against $0
  8. November - December 2003 For $30,350 Against $0
  9. January - February 2004 For $27,730 Against $0
  10. March - April 2004 For $56,600 Against $0
  11. May - June 2004 For $83,622 Against $0
  12. July - August 2004 For $50,446 Against $0
  13. September - October 2004 For $87,798 Against $0
  14. November - December 2004 For $9,500 Against $0
  15. January - February 2005 For $22,500 Against $0
  16. March - April 2005 For $58,857 Against $0
  17. May - June 2005 For $42,950 Against $0
  18. July - August 2005 For $38,350 Against $0
  19. September - October 2005 For $56,900 Against $0
  20. November - December 2005 For $38,073 Against $0
  21. January - February 2006 For $46,100 Against $0
  22. March - April 2006 For $63,500 Against $0
  23. May - June 2006 For $61,300 Against $0
  24. July - August 2006 For $85,487 Against $0
  25. September - October 2006 For $156,830 Against $0
  26. November - December 2006 For $21,800 Against $0
  27. January - February 2007 For $45,575 Against $0
  28. March - April 2007 For $77,178 Against $0
  29. May - June 2007 For $118,950 Against $0
  30. July - August 2007 For $73,275 Against $0
  31. September - October 2007 For $104,950 Against $0
  32. November - December 2007 For $84,720 Against $0
  33. January - February 2008 For $62,411 Against $0
  34. March - April 2008 For $136,302 Against $0
  35. May - June 2008 For $86,056 Against $0
  36. July - August 2008 For $60,800 Against $0
  37. September - October 2008 For $65,975 Against $0

Votes

This chart shows contributions and votes for all legislators.

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  1. Abercrombie
  2. Ackerman
  3. Aderholt
  4. Akin
  5. Alexander
  6. Allen
  7. Altmire
  8. Andrews
  9. Arcuri
  10. Baca
  11. Bachmann
  12. Bachus
  13. Baird
  14. Baker
  15. Baldwin
  16. Barrett
  17. Barrow
  18. Bartlett
  19. Barton
  20. Bean
  21. Becerra
  22. Berkley
  23. Berman
  24. Berry
  25. Biggert
  26. Bilbray
  27. Bilirakis
  28. Bishop
  29. Bishop
  30. Bishop
  31. Blackburn
  32. Blumenauer
  33. Blunt
  34. Boehner
  35. Bonner
  36. Bono Mack
  37. Boozman
  38. Boren
  39. Boswell
  40. Boucher
  41. Boustany
  42. Boyd
  43. Boyda
  44. Brady
  45. Brady
  46. Braley
  47. Brown
  48. Brown
  49. Brown-Waite
  50. Buchanan
  51. Burgess
  52. Burton
  53. Butterfield
  54. Buyer
  55. Calvert
  56. Camp
  57. Campbell
  58. Cannon
  59. Cantor
  60. Capito
  61. Capps
  62. Capuano
  63. Cardoza
  64. Carnahan
  65. Carney
  66. Carson
  67. Carter
  68. Castle
  69. Castor
  70. Chabot
  71. Chandler
  72. Clarke
  73. Clay
  74. Cleaver
  75. Clyburn
  76. Coble
  77. Cohen
  78. Cole
  79. Conaway
  80. Conyers
  81. Cooper
  82. Costa
  83. Costello
  84. Courtney
  85. Cramer
  86. Crenshaw
  87. Crowley
  88. Cubin
  89. Cuellar
  90. Culberson
  91. Cummings
  92. Davis
  93. Davis
  94. Davis
  95. Davis
  96. Davis
  97. Davis
  98. Davis
  99. Davis
  100. Deal
  101. DeFazio
  102. DeGette
  103. Delahunt
  104. DeLauro
  105. Dent
  106. Diaz-Balart
  107. Diaz-Balart
  108. Dicks
  109. Dingell
  110. Doggett
  111. Donnelly
  112. Doolittle
  113. Doyle
  114. Drake
  115. Dreier
  116. Duncan
  117. Edwards
  118. Ehlers
  119. Ellison
  120. Ellsworth
  121. Emanuel
  122. Emerson
  123. Engel
  124. English
  125. Eshoo
  126. Etheridge
  127. Everett
  128. Fallin
  129. Farr
  130. Fattah
  131. Feeney
  132. Ferguson
  133. Filner
  134. Flake
  135. Forbes
  136. Fortenberry
  137. Fossella
  138. Foxx
  139. Frank
  140. Franks
  141. Frelinghuysen
  142. Gallegly
  143. Garrett
  144. Gerlach
  145. Giffords
  146. Gilchrest
  147. Gillibrand
  148. Gillmor
  149. Gingrey
  150. Gohmert
  151. Gonzalez
  152. Goode
  153. Goodlatte
  154. Gordon
  155. Granger
  156. Graves
  157. Green
  158. Green
  159. Grijalva
  160. Gutiérrez
  161. Hall
  162. Hall
  163. Hare
  164. Harman
  165. Hastert
  166. Hastings
  167. Hastings
  168. Hayes
  169. Heller
  170. Hensarling
  171. Herger
  172. Herseth Sandlin
  173. Higgins
  174. Hill
  175. Hinchey
  176. Hinojosa
  177. Hirono
  178. Hobson
  179. Hodes
  180. Hoekstra
  181. Holden
  182. Holt
  183. Honda
  184. Hooley
  185. Hoyer
  186. Hulshof
  187. Hunter
  188. Inglis
  189. Inslee
  190. Israel
  191. Issa
  192. Jackson
  193. Jackson-Lee
  194. Jefferson
  195. Jindal
  196. Johnson
  197. Johnson
  198. Johnson
  199. Johnson
  200. Jones
  201. Jones
  202. Jordan
  203. Kagen
  204. Kanjorski
  205. Kaptur
  206. Keller
  207. Kennedy
  208. Kildee
  209. Kilpatrick
  210. Kind
  211. King
  212. King
  213. Kingston
  214. Kirk
  215. Klein
  216. Kline
  217. Knollenberg
  218. Kucinich
  219. Kuhl
  220. LaHood
  221. Lamborn
  222. Lampson
  223. Langevin
  224. Lantos
  225. Larsen
  226. Larson
  227. Latham
  228. LaTourette
  229. Lee
  230. Levin
  231. Lewis
  232. Lewis
  233. Lewis
  234. Linder
  235. Lipinski
  236. LoBiondo
  237. Loebsack
  238. Lofgren
  239. Lowey
  240. Lucas
  241. Lungren
  242. Lynch
  243. Mack
  244. Mahoney
  245. Maloney
  246. Manzullo
  247. Marchant
  248. Markey
  249. Marshall
  250. Matheson
  251. Matsui
  252. McCarthy
  253. McCarthy
  254. McCaul
  255. McCollum
  256. McCotter
  257. McCrery
  258. McDermott
  259. McGovern
  260. Mchenry
  261. McHugh
  262. McIntyre
  263. McKeon
  264. McMorris Rodgers
  265. McNerney
  266. McNulty
  267. Meehan
  268. Meek
  269. Meeks
  270. Melancon
  271. Mica
  272. Michaud
  273. Millender-McDonald
  274. Miller
  275. Miller
  276. Miller
  277. Miller
  278. Miller
  279. Mitchell
  280. Mollohan
  281. Moore
  282. Moore
  283. Moran
  284. Moran
  285. Murphy
  286. Murphy
  287. Murphy
  288. Murtha
  289. Musgrave
  290. Myrick
  291. Nadler
  292. Napolitano
  293. Neal
  294. Neugebauer
  295. Nunes
  296. Oberstar
  297. Obey
  298. Olver
  299. Ortiz
  300. Pallone
  301. Pascrell
  302. Pastor
  303. Paul
  304. Payne
  305. Pearce
  306. Pelosi
  307. Pence
  308. Perlmutter
  309. Peterson
  310. Peterson
  311. Petri
  312. Pickering
  313. Pitts
  314. Platts
  315. Poe
  316. Pomeroy
  317. Porter
  318. Price
  319. Price
  320. Pryce
  321. Putnam
  322. Radanovich
  323. Rahall
  324. Ramstad
  325. Rangel
  326. Regula
  327. Rehberg
  328. Reichert
  329. Renzi
  330. Reyes
  331. Reynolds
  332. Rodriguez
  333. Rogers
  334. Rogers
  335. Rogers
  336. Rohrabacher
  337. Ros-Lehtinen
  338. Roskam
  339. Ross
  340. Rothman
  341. Roybal-Allard
  342. Royce
  343. Ruppersberger
  344. Rush
  345. Ryan
  346. Ryan
  347. Salazar
  348. Sali
  349. Sanchez
  350. Sánchez
  351. Sarbanes
  352. Saxton
  353. Schakowsky
  354. Schiff
  355. Schmidt
  356. Schwartz
  357. Scott
  358. Scott
  359. Sensenbrenner
  360. Serrano
  361. Sessions
  362. Sestak
  363. Shadegg
  364. Shays
  365. Shea-Porter
  366. Sherman
  367. Shimkus
  368. Shuler
  369. Shuster
  370. Simpson
  371. Sires
  372. Skelton
  373. Slaughter
  374. Smith
  375. Smith
  376. Smith
  377. Smith
  378. Snyder
  379. Solis
  380. Souder
  381. Space
  382. Spratt
  383. Stark
  384. Stearns
  385. Stupak
  386. Sullivan
  387. Sutton
  388. Tancredo
  389. Tanner
  390. Tauscher
  391. Taylor
  392. Terry
  393. Thompson
  394. Thompson
  395. Thornberry
  396. Tiahrt
  397. Tiberi
  398. Tierney
  399. Towns
  400. Turner
  401. Udall
  402. Udall
  403. Upton
  404. Van Hollen
  405. Velázquez
  406. Visclosky
  407. Walberg
  408. Walden
  409. Walsh
  410. Walz
  411. Wamp
  412. Wasserman Schultz
  413. Waters
  414. Watson
  415. Watt
  416. Waxman
  417. Weiner
  418. Welch
  419. Weldon
  420. Weller
  421. Westmoreland
  422. Wexler
  423. Whitfield
  424. Wicker
  425. Wilson
  426. Wilson
  427. Wilson
  428. Wolf
  429. Woolsey
  430. Wu
  431. Wynn
  432. Yarmuth
  433. Young
  434. Young

Contributions shown are to all legislators that had the opportunity to vote on this bill.

Contribution data provided by the Center for Responsive Politics (OpenSecrets.org)

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More Research and Development Money by Spencer Maccoll, Jun 10, 2008 (3:11pm)

Hr 1126, a bill to reauthorize the Steel and Aluminum Energy Conservation and Technology Competitiveness Act of 1988, gives $60 million over the 2008-2012 period for research and development in the steel industry. It sounds good for money to be going towards researching how to make more environmental friendly metals such as light steel that can be used for cars so that a car’s miles per gallon can increase. But is there a better way to make more efficient metals than having the government give $60 million to the Steel Industry?

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