Burgum Will Be Trump’s Energy Czar

In a surprising turn of events, North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to serve as his Energy Czar. Burgum, a former tech entrepreneur and successful businessman, has a long history of advocating for energy innovation and development in his home state.

Burgum, who served as CEO of Great Plains Software before it was acquired by Microsoft in 2001, has been a vocal supporter of the oil and gas industry in North Dakota. Under his leadership, the state has become a major player in the energy sector, particularly in the production of shale oil.

As Energy Czar, Burgum will be tasked with overseeing the nation’s energy policy and working to promote the development of domestic energy resources. This appointment comes at a crucial time for the United States, as the country seeks to reduce its dependence on foreign oil and move towards more sustainable and renewable energy sources.

Burgum’s background in technology and business will likely serve him well in this role, as he is known for his innovative approach to problem solving and his ability to bring diverse stakeholders together to achieve common goals. His experience in the energy sector will also be invaluable as he works to navigate the complex web of regulations and interests that shape energy policy in the United States.

While some may question Burgum’s qualifications for this high-profile position, others see his appointment as a sign of Trump’s commitment to bringing fresh perspectives and outside-the-box thinking to his administration. Burgum’s track record of success in both the private and public sectors bodes well for his ability to make a meaningful impact as Energy Czar.

As he prepares to take on this new role, Burgum has expressed his enthusiasm for the opportunity to shape the future of America’s energy policy. With his leadership and vision, he has the potential to make a lasting impact on the nation’s energy landscape and help move the United States towards a more sustainable and prosperous future.