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en If I had been in the job 22 years doing the same thing, maybe I would need a change, to do something different, to put energy into something else.

en He's good enough with his base, you know, to beat me on a day when I'm not on. But the thing is, I've always been playing so well against him over the last few years now. So I don't think he'll change much. If he does, I would feel it, that he would play maybe little bit more aggressive. But again, that's also maybe a hard thing to do. So I expect him playing the same way like he did the last few times...He could, you know (change things up). But then again he could even run into the knife more brutally.

en No one wanted to be an energy trader 20 years ago -- it was the least sexy thing in the world. Fast forward to today: Investors are lining up at the door. (But) if you're going to invest in energy, you'd better be comfortable with volatility.

en Change is always good, ... I had been [in the Cubs organization] for 10 years. I have no regrets about anything that I did there. I had fun there, and the people were great -- same thing with Detroit. Sometimes, it's just eventually time to change the scenery.

en In the long term, Madagascar will need to address its energy mix. In the past five years there has been a dependency on diesel, with 60 percent of energy coming from ... [fossil fuel], but there is a huge potential for hydroelectric power, which could be providing 65 percent of energy needs within a few years.

en focuses on the interests of energy, both energy security, but also energy efficiency. It focuses on the vital role of energy in development and it also focuses on the issues of climate change. It opens up the possibilities for developing, deploying, and transferring cleaner, more efficient technologies.

en The issue back on the agenda with a vengeance is energy policy, ... Energy prices have risen. Energy supply is under threat. Climate change is producing a sense of urgency.
  Tony Blair

en This just came out of the blue. Before you make a change in longstanding tax policy ? I am talking 70 years or so ? you don't just up and do it in an energy bill.

en It has been a hard race and I have given a huge amount of energy to get the boat going better, but at this stage the best thing for me is to make a change.

en Obviously it's a great honor. But the one thing that doesn't change, no matter how many years you have on the contract, if you don't perform, you will be out. That is the main thing on my mind.

en It's a pretty big change. It matches a lot of the work we've been doing for years (as part of) our aggressive energy conservation program.

en 'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease. Carbon dioxide is the one thing that we've done nothing about so far, from really any of our economy aside by from increasing efficiency, and its the one thing that will substantially change the climate on time scales of 100 years or so.

en In some of the more energy intensive industries, there would be negative change in jobs. But when you look at state levels, even states that had large sectors of the energy industries in them, they had overall positive change in jobs.

en The first thing we need to do in response to these climbing prices is get our house in order. The U.S. needs legislation that addresses our energy problems, provides incentives for alternative energy, improves energy infrastructure, maximizes domestic resources and addresses the fact that the energy crisis we face now isn't going away.

en Energy adjustments are not a new thing. It's been on bills for years.


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