PANDEMIC

Is 'energy dominance' dead?

Lesley Clark and Heather Richards, E&E News reporters

Published: Friday, March 20, 2020

President Trump has said that the U.S. achieved "energy dominance" during his administration. But with the coronavirus pandemic, the prospect that the U.S. will top the world in oil and gas production through the end of Trump's first term is in doubt. What does that mean for industry and the 2020 campaign?

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