Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Illinois Clean Jobs Bill is a renewable-energy bill introduced in the Illinois House of Representatives (H.B. 2607) and Illinois Senate (S.B. 1485). The bill was sponsored by Democratic state senator Don Harmon of Oak Park and Democratic state representative Elaine Nekritz of Northbrook.Proponents of the bill have nicknamed it the \"Clean Jobs Bill\"; they promise to create tens of thousands of new jobs in Illinois if the bill is passed and signed into law. Some supporters claim that it would create 32,000 new jobs. Bill supporters claim that passage of the bill will cause energy demand to decrease by twenty percent by the year 2025. Some proponents claim that the bill would \"enable solar and wind energy projects to flourish.\"However, under the state of Illinois' current energy efficiency law, utility companies pass on new costs to customers. If the Illinois Clean Jobs Bill passed, households and businesses that use electricity would pay more money to subsidize the cost of wind turbines and other renewable energy sources.As of June 2015, the bill is stalled in the legislature."@en }
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- Illinois_Clean_Jobs_Bill abstract "The Illinois Clean Jobs Bill is a renewable-energy bill introduced in the Illinois House of Representatives (H.B. 2607) and Illinois Senate (S.B. 1485). The bill was sponsored by Democratic state senator Don Harmon of Oak Park and Democratic state representative Elaine Nekritz of Northbrook.Proponents of the bill have nicknamed it the \"Clean Jobs Bill\"; they promise to create tens of thousands of new jobs in Illinois if the bill is passed and signed into law. Some supporters claim that it would create 32,000 new jobs. Bill supporters claim that passage of the bill will cause energy demand to decrease by twenty percent by the year 2025. Some proponents claim that the bill would \"enable solar and wind energy projects to flourish.\"However, under the state of Illinois' current energy efficiency law, utility companies pass on new costs to customers. If the Illinois Clean Jobs Bill passed, households and businesses that use electricity would pay more money to subsidize the cost of wind turbines and other renewable energy sources.As of June 2015, the bill is stalled in the legislature.".