Trump team's memo hints at broad shake-up of US energy policy
President-elect Donald Trump's advisers are in the midst of writing up plans to reshape programs at the Energy Department which intend to keep nuclear power plants on line and identify staff who played a role in promoting President Barack Obama's climate agenda.
CATHERINE TRAYWICK AND JENNIFER A. DLOUHY, BLOOMBERG
Advisers to President-elect Donald Trump are developing plans to reshape Energy Department programs, help keep aging nuclear plants online and identify staff who played a role in promoting President Barack Obama's climate agenda.
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