Chris Wright

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Bloomberg Talks · US Energy Secretary Chris Wright Talks China Deal · 30 Oct 2025 podcast

I bring this up because it sounds like are you preparing some sort of trip to the Asia Pacific if you have to meet with your Chinese counterparts and your South Korean counterparts for the United States to send more energy to that part of the world?

Oh, I go wherever the president tells me.

But yes, I would be going to Asia in a few weeks, and heck, I may be going sooner than that.

You know, I'll get debriefed from all the dialogues and all what must be done promptly in the follow-up.

Could be heading there very shortly.

But I don't know about that right now.

But of course, Asia is the center of the world economy after the United States.

So yeah, that's a critical alliances, critical partnerships, and critical oil demand sources.

Actually, it's been great dialogues.

I think the European nations, the war in Ukraine really crystallized, yes, it wasn't a good idea to have all of our key energy supply coming from Russia, largest supplier of oil to them, largest supplier of natural gas to them, largest supplier of coal to Europe.

And the United States has slid in to displace Russia as the largest supplier of natural gas to Europe.

We can do the same thing with oil.

And I think we're today the second largest supplier of coal to Europe.

So, I think there's mutual agreement on both sides there.

Certainly, there's some regulations in Europe, CSDDD, which is just a way overreach in the regulatory regime that's going to make it sticky to ramp up energy movement as fast as we'd like.

But we're in constant dialogue to fix those problems.

I'm excited about the future relationship between the European nations and the United States.

It's always been good, but I think it's going to grow a lot.

Well, there are actually different factors that control them.

Like our large exports of natural gas today are actually still relatively modest compared to the amount of gas we produce.

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