10:19:24	 From  Chris Carrick : An editorial published in The Hill newspaper has speculated that the 19 Republicans who supported the Infrastructure bill, as well as the proposed legislation in NC that would close 5 coal plants, suggests that some Republicans are getting on board with renewable energy.  Any thoughts?  https://thehill.com/opinion/energy-environment/567968-proof-of-growing-bipartisan-support-for-clean-energy
10:25:33	 From  Rick Reibstein : Is it possible to define away blue hydrogen as not "clean", (which the money is for) and limit funding to green hydrogen?
10:25:48	 From  Chris Carrick : How does that $3.5 billion for weatherization compare to previous level of funding?  What % increase is that?
10:29:04	 From  Gerry Braun : Regarding tens of billions for transmission, is there a focus or restriction, for example, focus on transmission connecting to high quality renewable resources, e.g. off shore wind?  Or is it just a subsidy for routine transmission upgrades and expansion?
10:41:40	 From  Benjamin Schwartz : Is there money earmarked for the production of ultra-high voltage transmission lines?
10:47:56	 From  Chris Carrick : Looking at the top line numbers, do we have a sense of how much of the funding is divided between deployment vs. R&D and pilot projects?
10:55:29	 From  Moneer Azzam : Any sense of which agencies will be most instrumental in implementing these bills?
11:00:24	 From  David Kay : Thanks!
11:00:38	 From  Moneer Azzam : thanks!
11:00:47	 From  Rick Reibstein : Thank you! Useful overview.
11:00:50	 From  Chris Carrick : Thank yo uDavid!