President Donald Trump is expected to face a wave of investigations when Democrats take control of Congress in January. His sweeping dealmaking in the energy sector is likely to become a central focus. Democrats have pressed the White House for months on the legality of its intervention in Venezuela's oil sector and its cancellation of renewable energy projects funded by the Biden adminstration. They have raised conflict of interest concerns over numerous deals in the minerals sector. But, until now, the opposition party could do little more than send strongly worded letters to administration officials.
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