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Trump, Clinton Surrogates Spar Over Energy Policy in a Substantive Debate
The substantive discussion gave insights into how energy policy would take shape in either a Clinton or Trump administration.

No, You Can’t Simply “Take the Oil”
The practical, legal, and moral hurdles involved in Trump's promise to "take the oil" then and now make his campaign promise laughable.

Trump Lays Out His Energy Philosophy – ‘Open It Up’
Trump threw his full support behind fracking and said that if the U.S. were to ban it, the country would be “back into the Middle East begging for oil again.”

UPDATED: Energy Policy 2016: Spotlight on Donald Trump
Part of our Energy Policy 2016 election tracker series, we examine Donald Trump's energy policy positions on OPEC, fracking, foreign intervention in oil-rich states, and more.

Presidential Dialogue Neglects Transportation and Energy Security Priorities
Fracking and fuel economy standards have improved U.S. energy security, but the campaign dialogue has missed important energy policy challenges as consumers are complacent with low oil prices.

TIME: Dear President Trump or President Clinton – Here’s Your Energy Agenda
T. Boone Pickens: Here is an enjoyable and informative look at a potential energy agenda for President Trump or Clinton.

Energy Policy 2016: Spotlight on Texas Senator Ted Cruz
Where the Texas Senator stands on fracking, ethanol, and the Keystone XL pipeline.

In Swing States, Expect Energy Issues to Come to the Fore
One thing we do know is that once the primaries are over, the general election will be largely determined by voters in a small number of swing states—some of which have large energy industries, or are strongly invested on energy issues.

Energy Policy 2016: Democratic Candidates Differ on Energy Priorities
In the first Democratic debate, the candidates revealed that energy policy is high on their priorities, but they differ widely on issue positions.

Energy Policy 2016: Spotlight on Ben Carson
Where the retired neurosurgeon stands on domestic oil extraction, corn ethanol, climate change, and the Keystone XL Pipeline.