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Trump Energy Secretary Chris Wright Says Clean Energy Policies Are ‘At Least as Responsible’ for High Prices as Iran War—Touts Texas Oil Boom

BenzingaAug 18, 2026, 9:55 AMBadar Shaikh

Biden policies partly to blame for high gas prices, says Energy Sec Wright. Schumer slams Trump's Iran MOU as failure.

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