forest products / process technologies / technology innovation / technology education / minimum energy consumption / energy intensity / stable energy market / nano-manufacturing / conventional electricity sources / energy savings potential / energy supply resources / materials manufacturing research programs / metal casting / industrial energy prices / energy consumption / manufacturing jobs / stakeholder / gas and oil resources / greater energy savings opportunity / materials manufacturing / intellectual infrastructure / basic materials manufacturing sector / materials manufacturing processes / food processors / energy sources / greater energy efficiency / energy improvements / less energy / energy supplies / large energy savings / materials manufacturing sector / materials manufacturing base / materials manufacturing industries / chemicals / reduced energy use / metal castings / materials manufacturing industry / energy savings / steel / energy / incremental energy savings / /
Organization
Congress / Federal government / Alliance for Materials Manufacturing Excellence / Department of Energy / House Science and Technology Committee Subcommittee on Energy and Environment / Northeast Midwest Coalition / Technology / American Iron and Steel Institute / Technology Committee Subcommittee on Energy and Environment / American Iron and Steel Institute / Senate / American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy / National Association of State Energy officials / /
Person
Lawrence Kavanagh / Lampson / /
Position
Chairman / President / Vice President / Vice President / Manufacturing / /
Statement of Lawrence W. Kavanagh Vice President, Manufacturing and Technology, American Iron and Steel Institute on behalf of the Alliance for Materials Manufacturing Excellence (AMMEX) House Science and Technology Comm