Dustin Davidson

Dustin Davidson currently serves as the Secretary for the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy (C&E), where he leads initiatives to drive sustainable energy solutions and manage natural resources effectively across the state. Appointed in 2025 by Governor Jeff Landry, Secretary Davidson is the youngest person to ever serve in this role. In this position, Secretary Davidson leads the state in advancing Louisiana’s energy strategy, promoting environmental stewardship, and overseeing the regulatory frameworks that ensure resource efficiency, safety and resilience.
Before joining the department, Dustin advocated for an advanced inland waterways and ports system at the Waterways Council, Inc. (WCI). His career in public service includes his work as a professional staff member on the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis, addressing critical energy and environmental issues. Secretary Davidson also served as a legislative assistant to Congressman Garret Graves, contributing to significant legislation in energy revenue-sharing, conservation, and ecosystem protection. 
During his tenure with C&E, Secretary Davidson has also helped author, write and lead legislative efforts to deliver and coordinate statewide business solutions to meet the needs of the workforce, the state economy, and regions of Louisiana.