Greg Beard's conflicts of interest.
Greg Beard, who is behind the tire burning cryptocurrency printing data center plant in Carbon County Pennsylvania, is now involved with some kind of new energy lobbying group while serving as the US Dept of Energy Loans Director.
Linkedin post Fri Mar 06 2026 by Thomas Hochman This week, we were thrilled to launch FAI Action, a new 501(c)(4) affiliated with FAI. Congressman Josh Harder, Office of Energy Dominance Financing Director Greg Beard, and our good friend Liam Donovan were kind enough to get us started. Thanks to all who came out, and stay tuned! (Post includes photos of people tagged at a music venue.)
x dot com post by Thomas Hochman at ThomasHochman Last night, we were thrilled to launch at FAIaction , a new 501(c)(4) affiliated with FAI. Congressman at RepJoshHarder , at DOE_EDF Director Greg Beard, and our good friend at LPDonovan were kind enough to get us started. Thanks to all who came out, and stay tuned! 4:41 PM · Mar 5, 2026 · 14.1K Views (Post includes photos of people tagged at a music venue.)
My letter to reps:
I’m concerned that the US Dept of Energy Loans Director, Greg Beard, who decides who gets taxpayer money for “energy” projects, is simultaneously starting an energy lobbying group FAI Action. This is a severe conflict of interest for someone who already has conflicts of interest, as he also has financial ties to a Bitcoin data center power plant in Carbon County Pennsylvania reported to be currently burning tires and coal waste to print cryptocurrency. These seem like gross levels of conflicts. Who is providing oversight to investigate corruption? Why are such conflicts of interest even being allowed?
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