The following amendments were offered:
An en bloc amendment by Mr. Barton, #8,
to Titles IV and V, was adopted by a voice vote;
An amendment by Mr. Bryant, #9,
re: advanced idle elimination systems, was adopted by a voice vote;
An amendment by Mr. Doyle, #10,
re: establishment of an Advanced Building Efficiency Testbed program, was adopted
by a voice vote;
An amendment by Mr. Largent, #11,
re: use of interval data in Federal buildings, was adopted by a voice
vote;
An amendment by Mrs. Wilson, #12,
re: definition of 'energy savings'; Federal central air conditioner and heat pump
efficiency; Federal Energy Bank, was adopted by a voice vote;
An amendment by Mr. Shimkus, #13,
re: biodiesel fuel use credits, was withdrawn by unanimous consent;
An amendment by Mr. Markey, #14,
re: air conditioner energy efficiency rules, was defeated by a yea-nay
vote: 12-19;
An amendment by Mr. Bryant, #15,
re: Federal central air conditioner and heat pump efficiency, was adopted
by a yea-nay vote: 16-15;
An amendment by Messrs. Burr and Largent, #16,
re: to delete 'motors' from the DOE and EPA study of extension of Energy Star labeling
program, was adopted by a voice vote;
An amendment by Mr. Markey, #17,
re: energy conservation standards for consumer and commercial appliances, was defeated
by a yea-nay vote: 13-17;
An amendment by Mr. Markey, #18,
re: automobile fuel economy, was withdrawn by unanimous consent;
An amendment by Mr. Cox, #19,
re: changes in funding level and state allocations of Low-Income Home Energy Assistance
Program (LIHEAP), was withdrawn by unanimous consent;
An amendment by Mr. Cox, #20,
re: General Accounting Office study of effect of LIHEAP and other government energy
subsidies on consumer energy conservation and energy efficiency investments, was adopted
by a voice vote;
An amendment by Mr. Pickering, #21,
re: changes in funding level and state allocations of LIHEAP, was withdrawn
by unanimous consent;
An amendment by Mr. Bryant, #22,
re: elimination of diesel fuel phase-in period, was adopted by a division
vote: 11-5;
An amendment by Mr. Burr, #23,
re: automobile fuel economy, was adopted by a yea-nay vote: 29-3;
An amendment by Mr. Barton, #24,
re: National Academy of Sciences study of feasibility and effects of reducing use of fuel
for automobiles, was adopted by a voice vote;
An amendment to the Barton amendment by Mr.
Markey, #24A, was withdrawn by unanimous consent;
An amendment by Mr. Ganske, #25,
re: advanced meter technology, was withdrawn by unanimous consent;
Three amendments offered en bloc by Mr.
Waxman, #26, re: energy strategies to address global warming; blackout
and price gouging prevention; establishment of the State Match for Affordability,
Renewables Technology and Energy Efficiency Fund, were withdrawn by
unanimous consent;
An amendment by Mrs. Bono, #27,
re: landfill gas facilities, was adopted, amended, by a voice vote;
An substitute amendment for the Bono
amendment by Ms. McCarthy, #27A, re: renewable energy production
incentive, was adopted by a voice vote;
An amendment by Mrs. Wilson, #28,
re: assessment of renewable energy resources, was adopted by a voice
vote;
An amendment by Mr. Shadegg, #29,
re: exemption of pipelines from National Historic Preservation Act, was withdrawn
by unanimous consent;
An amendment by Mrs. Wilson, #30,
re: creating a National Energy Council, was withdrawn by unanimous
consent.
