U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced he was becoming the latest in
a long line of officials headed for the exits doors as President Barack
Obama begins his second term. The Nobel Prize-winning physicists touted
his legacy of green-energy initiatives during his tumultuous tenure. In
terms of solar power, he said the Energy Department is now close to its
goal of reducing utility-scale solar energy to around $1 per watt.
Batteries developed for plug-in electric vehicles, meanwhile, could lead
to a revolution in the revitalized U.S. auto industry while wind power
is expected to gain dominance in the nation's energy mix. Against that
backdrop, however, is corresponding growth in domestic crude oil
production and signs the Energy Department may have reached its zenith
in terms of natural resource policies.
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