Law360, New York (October 19, 2012, 8:40 PM ET) -- Despite a budget crunch that has increased congressional scrutiny on military spending, the U.S. Navy remains firmly committed to investments in alternative energy, and experts say contractors will continue to find opportunities in green power projects, like on-base electricity generation, even if political opposition blocks an advanced biofuel program.
Conservatives in the House and Senate have focused much of their criticism on Navy Secretary Ray Mabus and his aggressive push for biofuel-powered ships and warplanes, saying the U.S. cannot afford to experiment with pricey new fuels...
Navy's Green Energy Resolve Brings Chances For Contractors
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