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Trump Fires Off Energy Executive Orders on Alaska, LNG, EVs

President Donald Trump opened his term with a flurry of executive orders, many reversing the Biden administration’s policies on LNG permitting, the Paris Agreement and drilling in Alaska.

API: Congress Needed for Long-Lasting Policy Changes

The American Petroleum Institute lays out its political plans as the next presidential administration prepares to take office.

Panama Canal Traffic Rose in Dec, but Waterway Still Has Empty Slots

Some vessels, including LNG tankers, have continued using alternative routes due to the canal's increase in passage fees in the last decade.

Dell: Folly of the Forecast—Why DOE’s LNG Study Will Invariably Be Wrong

Kimmeridge’s Ben Dell says the Department of Energy’s premise that increased LNG exports will raise domestic natural gas prices ignores a market full of surprises.  

Segrist: The Keystone for Trump?

President-elect Donald Trump talks about reviving the famously controversial Keystone XL Pipeline while threatening tariffs on the nation where it originates

Belcher: Heed the Harsh Lessons from Europe’s Net-Zero Perils

The EU’s aggressive climate stance is wreaking economic havoc and mounting regulations could hurt the U.S. LNG industry.

Cheniere Produces First LNG in Corpus Christi Expansion Project

Houston-based Cheniere adds to quickly growing U.S. production capacity.

Oil Prices Ease as Markets Weigh China Stimulus Hopes

Oil edged lower on Dec. 26 in light holiday trade as the dollar's strength offset hopes for additional fiscal stimulus in China.

Oil Prices Rise in Thin Pre-Holiday Trade

Supply and demand changes in December have been supportive of oil price's current less-bearish view so far, analysts say.

Kissler, Wyett: Trump Tariffs and Potential Energy Market Aftershocks

U.S. production and prices may increase; global cooperation may decrease; but Trump’s previous tariffs had less of an impact on import prices than the COVID pandemic.