Tyler Suiters anchors this morning’s Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, DC On the Program:- Obama could unveil new federal government plan for offshore drilling as soon as Wednesday.- Energy Sec. Steven Chu announces $38 million grant for US- China Clean Energy Research Center.- Legal threat mount from both sides of the Cape Wind project.- OPEC, IEA and International Energy Forum will announce joint action plan to combat oil market volatility.- US and Vietnam sign MOU that could open up development of new nuclear plants.- Nissan to sell all electric Leaf hatchback in Japan for $40000. www.cleanskies.com

Susan McGinnis anchors the Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, DC On the Program: – Cap and trade might be dead in a new version of the climate bill that could be unveiled this week. Sens. Kerry, Graham and Lieberman are reportedly looking at fighting climate change using separate strategies for different sectors of the economy. – Today is the deadline for opposing sides to come to an agreement on the Cape Wind project. If a deal is not reached, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar tells Clean Skies News he will step in to terminate the consultation process. – Indonesia says it will put someone in the running to replace outgoing UN Climate Chief Yvo de Boer. – Al Gore defends the UN IPCC in New York Times Op-Ed, despite errors found in its climate report. – China is preparing details on its greenhouse gas emissions goals and monitoring rules. – Natural gas producers continue to drill more wells, despite sliding prices. www.cleanskies.com