ENERGY POLICY

Top staffer plunges FERC into Trump's coal, nuclear fight

Sam Mintz and Peter Behr, E&E News reporters

Published: Thursday, August 9, 2018

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is working with Trump administration officials at the Department of Energy and National Security Council to identify which power plants are "critical" to the power grid, FERC Chief of Staff Anthony Pugliese told a nuclear industry group this week.

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