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Soon U.S. Energy SEC. Wright Speaks at Iaea

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Energy Sec. Wright built his career in oilfield services!

Before joining the Cabinet, Wright founded Liberty Energy, an oilfield services firm. He holds an engineering degree from MIT. Read more at Wikipedia

Chris Wright led Liberty Energy to a ~$3B valuation before the Cabinet.

Wright co-founded Liberty Energy, a Denver-based oilfield services firm, in 2011. The company's market cap reached roughly $3B. As a billionaire energy executive, he now shapes U.S. energy policy as Trump's Energy Secretary.

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Topic poll · all networksWhat should be the top U.S. priority at IAEA talks right now?

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The U.S. pays ~25% of the IAEA's entire annual budget.

As the IAEA's single largest donor, the U.S. funds roughly 25% of its ~$200M yearly budget — giving Washington significant sway over global nuclear oversight and energy policy.

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