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Trump Nominates Chris Wright as Secretary of Energy in Second Administration

Chris Wright, CEO of Liberty Energy and fossil fuel advocate, nominated for Secretary of Energy, sparking both support and criticism.

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Updated: Nov 16th, 2024, 10:14 PM ET

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President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Chris Wright, a fossil fuel proponent and CEO of Liberty Energy, as Secretary of the Department of Energy. Wright is known for his advocacy of fracking and skepticism towards climate change, expected to align with Trump's energy policy goals. His nomination has gained backing from conservative figures while facing opposition from environmental advocates. If confirmed by the Senate, Wright will also serve on a new National Energy Council to promote U.S. energy dominance. Wright's history in the industry includes significant contributions to the shale energy boom.

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