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Biden’s Ambitious EV Agenda Meets Early Setbacks
The Biden administration has showed it intends for the U.S. to lead the global EV transition. Now the hard work begins.

Our Transportation Future: Industries Collide
Preparing for our transportation future requires a massive infrastructure buildout that better integrates our transportation, electric, and communications networks.

Trump’s Energy Dominance Retrospective
From energy dominance to COVID-19, how did the Trump administration affect energy policy?

EU Ratchets Up Clean Energy Goals
The EU's latest climate goals will have a profound effect on energy markets.

What’s At Stake For Oil and Gas In 2020 Election
The outcome of the election will have significant implications for the energy industry – but some trends are beyond White House control.

SAFE Releases Report To Get America Moving Again
COVID-19 has exposed frailties in the U.S. economy. The crisis provides an opportunity to bolster American economic resilience.

Nord Stream 2 Nears Finish Line, Despite Last-Ditch U.S. Effort to Sanction It
American officials concede its latest sanction efforts may not be enough to halt completion of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.

Oil Majors Take Over Where Shale E&Ps Cut Back
Oil majors continue to ratchet up activity in U.S. shale, even as other producers cut back.

Earnings Season Anticipates Mixed Results
An extended period of lower commodity prices will continue to weaken earnings outlooks, making the prospect of merging with—or acquiring—E&P companies more attractive.

Podcast: T. Boone Pickens & FedEx’s Fred Smith on Natural Gas as a Transportation Fuel
T. Boone Pickens talks to Fred Smith of FedEx and Chris Spear of American Trucking Associations about energy and environmental policy and why natural gas is an important fuel for the trucking fleet.