Jason Grument, Obama's Secretary Of Energy?

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  |   November 3, 2008 12:01 PM


Grist listed National Commission on Energy Policy Executive Director Jason Grumet first in their list of guesses at Obama's Secretary of Energy:

Grumet's think-tank work has focused on building consensus among diverse interests, though the NCEP's 2004 energy report annoyed many environmentalists by calling for pollution permits to be given free of charge to polluters and by supporting a "safety valve" that would limit the price of pollution credits. This job has traditionally gone to seasoned governors and lawmakers, but Obama has shown affinity for policy wonks like Grumet.

Potential Secretary of Energy Grumet has been an Obama energy adviser and has a smart-looking resume:

Prior to joining the Commission, Jason served as Executive Director of Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM). He received a B.A. in Environmental Studies from Brown University and a J.D. from Harvard University. Jason lives with his wife Stephanie and daughters Isabella and Julia in Washington, D.C.
Grist listed National Commission on Energy Policy Executive Director Jason Grumet first in their list of guesses at Obama's Secretary of Energy: Grumet's think-tank work has focused on building conse...
Grist listed National Commission on Energy Policy Executive Director Jason Grumet first in their list of guesses at Obama's Secretary of Energy: Grumet's think-tank work has focused on building conse...
 
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er, repatriate, the resume as listed is what he did *before* taking his current position.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:32 AM on 11/06/2008

heard from a very good source that Nelson A. Diaz is strongly being considered for Sec. of HUD. He was Clinton's General Counsel for HUD and would be a terrific choice.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:22 PM on 11/05/2008

smart looking resume? he went to college and law school and then he looked at air quality.

He may in fact be super smart, but please - start giving support for your arguments. As given, his resume looks like it would fit him well as a senior policy analyst for EPA, not as Energy Secretary.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:51 PM on 11/05/2008
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