"Energy Secretary Promotes 'Climate Realism' and Rollback of Efficiency Rules under Trump's Agenda"
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"Energy Secretary Promotes 'Climate Realism' and Rollback of Efficiency Rules under Trump's Agenda"
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Since joining Trump's cabinet, Wright has been working to reverse previous administration policies during his first 100 days in office. Following the president's directive to "unleash American energy," he has approved new liquefied natural gas export terminals, rolled back efficiency rules for home appliances, and promoted alternative energy sources like geothermal and nuclear power.
In recent media appearances, Wright has been particularly visible. On May 9, he joined Fox Business' Maria Bartiromo to discuss his department's progress, emphasizing efforts to "undo all the wrongheaded policies of the last administration." He outlined plans to restart nuclear energy development in the United States while moving away from what he described as an "obsession with only wind, solar, and batteries."
Just days later, on May 11, Wright appeared on Fox & Friends ahead of President Trump's Middle East trip. He framed the president's agenda as focused on "peace and prosperity" both domestically and in the Middle East region, suggesting this approach differs from the previous administration's policies.
The Department of Energy has been actively implementing deregulation initiatives under Wright's leadership. He recently marked President Trump's first 100 days in office by visiting Rinnai America Corporation's manufacturing facility in Griffin, Georgia, celebrating efforts to "unleash American energy and innovation." The department has announced the elimination or reduction of 47 regulations as part of what they describe as the largest deregulatory effort in the department's history.
Wright has also been active in international energy diplomacy, signing memorandums of understanding on energy cooperation and critical minerals with Saudi Arabia. His department is projecting savings of over $935 million annually through new policy actions that align award criteria for various organizations.
As Wright continues implementing the administration's energy priorities, he maintains that his approach represents practical realism about energy needs rather than denying climate concerns, while focusing on affordability and expanding American energy production across all sectors.