Six weeks after entering office, President Donald Trump gave a joint address to Congress on Tuesday, highlighting his administration’s consistent support of American-made energy. The Trump administration’s promises and policies – that continue to be dominant on his priority list – stand in sharp contrast to the previous administration’s attacks on the industry. During the
The most recent Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas survey of energy executives found that the fourth quarter of 2024 brought increases in activity for the oil and gas sector, as firms look towards 2025 with optimism. According to the latest survey of energy executives operating in Texas, northern Louisiana, and southern New Mexico, oil and
President Trump won election as America’s 47th President with a victory speech promising to expand U.S. energy production, stating: “We have more liquid gold — oil and gas — we have more liquid gold than any country in the world. More than Saudi Arabia, more than Russia.” Energy was indeed on the ballot Tuesday as
The Trump administration provided a major boost to developers of renewable energy, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Kallanish Energy reports. The U.S. Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service last week issued a Notice 2020-41 to provide tax relief to affected taxpayers involved in solar and wind projects by extending the safe harbor