Peter Lake, a senior director for power at the White House’s National Energy Dominance Council, is leaving the administration at the end of July, according to reports. Both outlets say Lake is departing after working on major electricity grid-related changes during his time in the role. The reporting ties his exit to his efforts to advance administration priorities affecting the power sector, though details of specific policy provisions are not included in the available excerpts. Lake’s position is described as overseeing power within the council, which is associated with shaping national energy policy. Neither outlet provides information on his next role or who will replace him. The announcements therefore focus on the timing of his departure and the general scope of his work on grid measures. The reports present the move as a planned exit from government service rather than an abrupt resignation. As of the end of July, the administration will need to fill the senior power director role within the National Energy Dominance Council.