DOE Nominee Reportedly Temporarily Assigned to Cleanup Office

By Wayne Barber

The Trump administration’s nominee to head the Energy Department branch overseeing renewable energy efforts is reportedly temporarily assigned to DOE’s Office of Environmental Management as a senior adviser. Politico reported the interim status of Daniel Simmons…

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