Watchdog group says Energy Department official may have violated ethics obligations


Watchdog group says Energy Department official may have violated ethics obligations



A top Energy Department official is facing accusations of a potential conflict of interest, after a watchdog group said she had suggested a pattern of advancing the interests of an energy association of which she is a former CEO.

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