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The Hill
By The Hill Staff
Posted: 09/22/08 07:00 PM [ET]
BlueWater Strategies is lobbying for the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), which promotes tax credits for renewable energy.
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A look at who's advising Obama and McCain on energy, environment |
CAMPAIGN 2008: A look at who's advising Obama and McCain on energy, environment
Greenwire
Darren Samuelsohn, Greenwire senior reporter
08/21/2008
Want to see who'll play key roles in setting energy and environment policies in the next administration? Then look closely at who is advising the presidential candidates, Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain.
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Of greenhouse gases and greenbacks |
Los Angeles Times
By Richard Simon
June 2, 2008
"We see the enthusiastic support of the ag community as being a critical element in piecing together the 60 votes we need," said energy lobbyist Eric Washburn, a former Senate aide.
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Climate bill points to US carbon trading |
Financial Times
By Stephanie Kirchgaessner in Washington and Fiona Harvey,in London
June 2, 2008
Eric Washburn, a Democratic energy lobbyist, said: "Six months ago, when the bill was being drafted in the Senate, there was more political steam and expectations. There has been backsliding since then, given the high gas prices and recession. There is now more political trepidation about passing this than there was six months ago."
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Best in the business: Hired Guns |
The Hill
By The Hill Staff
April 8, 2008
Eric Washburn, BlueWater Strategies. Washburn, a former energy adviser to then-Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.), continues to be a resource for Democrats on issues relating to climate change and renewable fuels.
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GOP Lobbyists Push to Retake House |
Roll Call
By Tory Newmyer
April 9, 2008
K Street’s Republican younger guns are launching a new fundraising push to help their party try to retake the House.
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Movers and Shakers: Five Who Laid the Groundwork For Historic Spike in Oil Market |
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Five Who Laid the Groundwork For Historic Spike in Oil Market
The Wall Street Journal
By Chip Cummins, Bhushan Bahree, Shai Oster, and John Fialka
December 20, 2005
In early 2001, Vice President Dick Cheney tapped Andrew Lundquist, a former labor-crew boss on Alaska's oil-rich North Slope, to head an energy task force. Then as now, the U.S. was the world's biggest oil consumer. Demand was growing, and the nation's once-prodigious oil and gas fields were declining. President Bush and Mr. Cheney, both former oil men, promised to do something about that imbalance.
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BlueWater Strategies Established to Provide Global Government Affairs and Strategic Business Service |
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Senate Democratic Leadership Veteran Joins Executive Team of Noted Industry and Public Policy Experts
Press Release
May 2, 2007
WASHINGTON, DC – The formation of BlueWater Strategies LLC, a Washington, DC-based governmental affairs and strategic business services consulting firm, today was officially launched by managing principal Andrew Lundquist. With particular industry and public policy expertise in energy, environment, defense, technology and telecommunications, the firm provides an array of strategic services to global corporations and industry associations.
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Vested Interests: Smooth Sailing |
Roll Call
By Kate Ackley
May 2, 2007
The shop’s founder is Andrew Lundquist, an energy lobbyist who served as director of energy policy for Vice President Cheney and who worked as the staff director for the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. He has brought on Democrat Eric Washburn, a veteran energy and environmental lobbyist who spent a decade working for former Sen. Tom Daschle (D-S.D.).
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Republican Firm Goes Bipartisan |
The Politico
By Aoife McCarthy
May 1, 2007 05:28 PM EST
Lundquist, Nethercutt & Griles has reinvented itself as BlueWater Strategies, with Andrew Lundquist, Eric Washburn and Tim Kurth at the helm. The consulting firm in Washington, D.C., is changing from being a Republican one that focused on energy issues to being bipartisan shop.
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AT&T, Comcast Rout Google, Microsoft in 'Net Neutrality' Battle |
Bloomberg-USA Tuesday, June 20, 2006
When it comes to getting their way in Washington, Internet-era darlings Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. still have a lot to learn from the likes of AT&T Inc. and Comcast Corp.
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Is It 1994 All Over Again? Not Just Yet. |
Wall Street Journal (subscription) - New York, NY, USA Monday, June 19, 2006
By George R. Nethercutt, Jr.
Some political pundits are speculating that the Democrats are poised to retake control of the House of Representatives this fall, much like the GOP did in 1994, when it dramatically ended 40 years of Democratic control. As a proud member of 1994's "New Majority" Republican class in the House, I understand the historic dimensions of that victory and the dynamics that made it possible. I also know why neither will apply to the elections in November. Those who predict a Democratic takeover of the House are wrong -- but maybe by just a couple of years.
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