Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that fossil fuels will continue to dominate the energy industry, as emphasized by U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright during the Cambridge Energy Week conference in Houston [1] - Wright criticized the previous Biden administration's energy policies for being overly focused on climate impacts, which he claims sacrificed energy reliability and affordability, ultimately costing consumers [1][3] - He expressed a need for a balanced energy policy that considers both traditional energy benefits and the higher costs of renewable energy, which may affect economic efficiency and consumer burden [3][4] Group 2 - Wright identifies himself as a "climate realist" rather than a "denier," acknowledging advancements in geothermal and solar technologies while advocating for a rational assessment of climate change [3] - His statements received positive reactions from the energy industry, indicating a potential shift towards more pragmatic energy policies [3] - However, Wright's dismissal of climate change as a major human development challenge raises concerns about the U.S. potentially neglecting its international obligations under the Paris Agreement [4]