U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright visited two key energy sites in West Virginia and discussed various topics during his visit. He highlighted the importance of energy stability and the potential for lower prices during the Trump administration, emphasizing the need to unlock coal and natural gas resources. Additionally, Wright touched on the future of hydrogen following the Biden administration's investment in a hydrogen hub in Morgantown. While addressing the expansion of the country's electrical grid, he stressed the significance of maintaining affordable and reliable sources of electricity such as coal plants while transitioning to new energy sources. Wright also addressed health concerns in relation to expanding coal resources, stating that technology advancements allow for more efficient operations with reduced environmental impacts. He reiterated the government's commitment to clean air, water, and environmental conservation. The visit highlighted the complex balance between energy production, economic considerations, and environmental sustainability in the energy sector.