Senate Democrats unveiled the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act (CEJAPA) today, their version of climate legislation. Already, the House passed the American Clean Energy & Security (ACES) Act. The bill, written by Senators John Kerry, D-Mass., and Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., has support of New Mexico Senator Tom Udall.

Udall appeared at the unveiling of the bill and, the Washington Post reports, “Rather than giving a traditional speech, [Udall] led the group in a chant.”

“Do you want a clean energy revolution?” he asked.

“Yes,” they cried.

“Are you going to [do] that with us?”

“Yes!” they replied.

“Then we’re going to get it done,” Udall concluded.

According to the Twitter feed of Clean Energy Works, a new environmental group, Udall said, “American innovation can unleash an abundance of clean energy resources.”

At least one Republican wasn’t happy with the legislation, according to the Washington Post. Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander said in a statement that instead of the CEJAPA bill, “We should build 100 new nuclear plants, electrify half our cars and trucks, expand exploration offshore for American natural gas and oil, and double funding for energy research and development.”

President Barack Obama said the White House “is deeply committed to passing a bill that creates new American jobs and the clean energy incentives that foster innovation.” He also applauded Kerry and Boxer for writing the bill.