Deputy energy secretary nominee Danly testifies for Senate panel

By Staff Reports

The Donald Trump administration’s pick to be deputy secretary of energy, told a Senate panel Wednesday that if confirmed his focus would be on easing federal regulatory approval for new infrastructure and electricity projects. In his prepared testimony to…

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