The Trail: A Daily Diary of Campaign 2008

Cabinet

Susan Tierney to Become Energy Dept. Number Two

By Al Kamen
Susan F. Tierney, assistant secretary of energy for policy in the Clinton administration and more recently an energy and economics consultant with Boston-based Analysis Group, is expected to be named deputy secretary of energy, according to Democratic sources.

Tierney, a former Massachusetts public utility commissioner, chairman of the board of the Energy Foundation and member of the National Commission on Energy Policy, an expert on electric and gas industry issues, advises companies, government organizations and non-profits on energy markets, economic and environmental regulation and strategy, according to an Analysis Group biography. She's been on the Obama transition as a team leader for the Department of Energy.

Posted at 12:33 PM ET on Jan 15, 2009  | Category:  Cabinet
Share This: Technorati | Tag in Del.icio.us | Digg This
Previous: Biden Bids Farewell to the Senate | Next: Clinton Addresses Senate Floor for Final Time

Add 44 to Your Site

Be the first to know when there's a new installment of The Trail. This widget is easy to add to your Web site, and it will update every time there's a new entry on The Trail.
Get This Widget >>

The comments to this entry are closed.