
DOE Continues Pursuit of Industry Partners
Deputy Assistant Secretary Shawn Bennett said the federal agency will be strategic as it continues to aggressively pursue partnerships with oil and gas leaders to improve technology in the industry.
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Deputy Assistant Secretary Shawn Bennett said the federal agency will be strategic as it continues to aggressively pursue partnerships with oil and gas leaders to improve technology in the industry.
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