Wrap Up: Undersecretary Menezes Given More Work at Energy Dept.

By Chris Schneidmiller

U.S. Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette has started off the new year by giving more authority to DOE Undersecretary of Energy Mark Menezes, effectively making him acting second in command at the agency until a deputy is in place. Brouillette said in a Jan. 10 email…

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