Environment
Energy Department set to fire probationary employees
The announcement marks the latest blow by the administration against the U.S. offshore wind industry.
Mike Wirth said it will take some time to rebuild inventories and supply chains after the Strait of Hormuz fully opens.
“Markets do what markets do,” he said at the CERAWeek by S&P Global conference in Houston.
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