Gov. John Huntsman signs Pickens Pledge

Governor John Huntsman who is chairman of the Western Governors association has supported Picken's Plan for America's energy future and is trying to work on both sides of the partisan aisle to bring together others in support of an alternative energy plan for the next President.

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T. Boone Pickens Speaks at the University of Michigan

As part of the University of Michigan's 'green'-themed Homecoming Week, 80-year-old T. Boone Pickens spoke on campus about his plan to reduce the United States' consumption of foreign oil by investing in other energy sources like wind, solar power and natural gas.

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Huge Offshore Wind Farm Wins Approval in New Jersey

Regulators in New Jersey on Friday awarded rights to build a huge offshore wind farm in the southern part of the state to Garden State Offshore Energy. New Jersey wants 20% of its energy to come from renewable sources by 2020. New York is expected to follow suit.

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Pickens Plan News Widget

Here is a widget that you can get to display the news feed from the Pickens Plan website on your website or social networking page.

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Oklahoma Governor Signs Alternative Energy Pledge

Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry has signed a pledge to reduce our foreign oil imports by 30% in ten years. He's joining T. Boone Pickens and dozens of other high-profile politicians to fight for domestic alternative energy.

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America Needs Alternative Energy, Not Domestic Drilling

Congressional Democrats have conceded to allowing the 25-year moratorium on offshore drilling expire, allowing the oil that lies beneath the Pacific Coast to be subject development. With the recent rise in the cost of oil, consumers have seen an increase in the price of gas up to $4 a gallon. Is domestic oil drilling the correct direction for Unite

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Texas Oil Man Say

Texas Mega Oilman T Bone Pickens say enough already.It's an addiction that threatens our economy, our environment and our national security. It touches every part of our daily lives and ties our hands as a nation and a people.The addiction has worsened for decades and now it's reached a point of crisis.And he has a plan.

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