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250 Actions the Trump Administration and Congressional Allies Have Taken to Unleash Our Energy Potential

January 25, 2026 Clark Savage177

In the first year of the Trump Administration\’s return to power—from January 20, 2025, to January 2026—a remarkable series of over 250 actions has been implemented to revitalize America\’s energy sector. Compiled by Thomas J. Pyle of the Institute for Energy Research (IER), this comprehensive list highlights executive orders, regulatory rollbacks, legislative victories, and agency […]

If China Signs a Deal With Canada, Trump Puts a 100% Tariff on All Products from Canada

January 24, 2026 Clark Savage150

In a rapidly escalating geopolitical drama, U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Canada: proceed with a new trade partnership with China, and face a blanket 100% tariff on all goods entering the United States. This threat comes on the heels of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney\’s announcement of a strategic agreement […]

Newsom’s Presidential Ambitions Died in Davos

January 23, 2026 Clark Savage108

ENB Pub Note: We will be covering this on the Energy Realities Podcast on Monday, as well as the Energy News Beat Stand Up. We will be reaching out to Katy Grimes, Editor in Chief of the California Globe, where this article was originally published, to see if she would like to be on another […]

The Davos Crowd Just Got The Royal Trump Treatment

January 23, 2026May 1, 2026 Clark Savage151

On this episode of the Energy News Beat Stand Up, I cover the key issues around Davos, Greenland, and some investing stories around Oil Field Service Companies, and why this is important. The main topics discussed in this podcast are: 1. President Trump’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he promoted America’s […]

Canada Has Imported Billions of Dollars of Oil, Yet It Remains an Oil and Gas Rich Country

January 23, 2026 Clark Savage145

As an energy-rich nation with the fourth-largest proven oil reserves in the world, Canada paradoxically continues to import billions of dollars\’ worth of crude oil annually. This irony was recently highlighted in a viral X post by MP Bob Zimmer (@bobzimmermp), who delivered a speech at the BC Natural Resources Forum, decrying the absurdity of […]

Trump\’s Speech at Davos Sets the Choice of Grow Baby Grow or Keep Doing What You\’re Doing

January 21, 2026 Clark Savage141

In a riveting address at the World Economic Forum in Davos on January 21, 2026, President Donald Trump laid out a stark binary for global leaders: embrace America\’s model of explosive economic growth through deregulation, tariffs, and energy dominance—or stick with the status quo of high taxes, green energy mandates, and stagnant progress. Drawing from […]

Energy Secretary Discusses Falling Fuel Prices and Efforts to Boost U.S. Energy Production Live from Davos

January 21, 2026 Clark Savage88

Secretary Chris Wright has some key points, and the fact that Venezuela may bring in $5 billion this year is huge, and that could be a huge win for the Venezuelan people if handled correctly. Secretary Wright\’s handling of the Venezuela oil situation has been critical for both Venezuela and the United States. The main […]

Trump vs. Newsom Energy Showdown is About to Start

January 20, 2026 Clark Savage131

The day President Donald Trump took the oath of office, the stage was set for a high-stakes battle over America\’s energy future. At the center of this clash is California\’s Governor Gavin Newsom, whose aggressive push toward renewable energy has drawn sharp criticism from the new administration. With Chris Wright, a former fracking executive, now […]

China Buying 84% More Canadian Oil Year over Year, and Carney Says the Partnership Sets Up for the New World Order

January 16, 2026 Clark Savage123

In a rapidly evolving global energy landscape, China\’s strategic partnerships and import trends are reshaping international relations. Recent developments highlight a surge in Canadian oil imports to China, facilitated by expanded infrastructure like the Trans Mountain pipeline. This comes amid statements from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasizing a \”new strategic partnership\” with China that […]

How President Trump Changed the Global Oil Market and Sold Venezuelan Oil

January 15, 2026 Clark Savage176

In a bold and unprecedented move, President Donald Trump has reshaped the global oil landscape by orchestrating the U.S. takeover of Venezuela\’s oil sector following the capture of former President Nicolás Maduro. This January 2026 intervention not only marked the end of Maduro\’s regime but also positioned the United States as the direct manager of […]

Category: Energy Policy

250 Actions the Trump Administration and Congressional Allies Have Taken to Unleash Our Energy Potential

If China Signs a Deal With Canada, Trump Puts a 100% Tariff on All Products from Canada

Newsom’s Presidential Ambitions Died in Davos

The Davos Crowd Just Got The Royal Trump Treatment

Canada Has Imported Billions of Dollars of Oil, Yet It Remains an Oil and Gas Rich Country

Trump\’s Speech at Davos Sets the Choice of Grow Baby Grow or Keep Doing What You\’re Doing

Energy Secretary Discusses Falling Fuel Prices and Efforts to Boost U.S. Energy Production Live from Davos

Trump vs. Newsom Energy Showdown is About to Start

China Buying 84% More Canadian Oil Year over Year, and Carney Says the Partnership Sets Up for the New World Order

How President Trump Changed the Global Oil Market and Sold Venezuelan Oil

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