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Cutting methane matters. EID applauds the Trump Administration's effort to create a rule producers can actually meet.

BREAKING: President Trump makes a major energy policy announcement at his Texas rally. "Tonight, I'm officially terminating Biden's expensive and unnecessary methane regulations." The president claims the rollback will save consumers and energy producers $45 billion while expanding domestic oil and natural gas production. Trump says the move will unlock Texas natural gas reserves and produce an additional 210 million barrels of oil. Get the latest updates on the Fox News app:

The License to Drill Act does a big job: it keeps federal permitting offices staffed through 2037, and it's 100% paid for by the industry, not taxpayers. Here's why it passed Congress without a single recorded "no" vote:

For too long, the Constitution Pipeline has been caught in a cycle of approvals, reversals, delays, and uncertainty. That kind of regulatory whiplash makes it harder to attract the long-term investment needed to build critical energy infrastructure. The Constitution Pipeline would connect abundant, affordable Marcellus natural gas to consumers in New York and New England, regions that continue to face some of the highest energy costs in the country. The Department of Energy's decision to advance the project is an encouraging signal that infrastructure needed to deliver reliable, affordable energy is once again being prioritized

However, building the Constitution Pipeline and other energy infrastructure will take more than just funding. Permitting reform is the clearest path to bringing projects like this to fruition when Americans need them most, and Congress has a bipartisan bill ready to move.

However, building the Constitution Pipeline and other energy infrastructure will take more than just funding. Permitting reform is the clearest path to bringing projects like this to fruition when Americans need them most, and Congress has a bipartisan bill ready to move.

California’s next governor inherits gas prices nearly $2 above the national average, a growing reliance on foreign oil, and a chance to set the tone for U.S. energy policy. Here’s what’s waiting in Sacramento:

If anyone is still doubting the bipartisan support for strong domestic energy right now, listen to the Democratic governor of Massachusetts, who once bragged about stopping pipelines: “I support clean energy. I support clean energy. But it doesn’t mean that we stop what we’re doing with gas,” Gov. Maura Healey said. “We need to continue with gas, and gas is a cleaner form of energy anyways.”

Families in the US could face heating oil bills that are more than 20% higher this winter. Meanwhile, US pipeline approvals drag on for years. Canada's PM, a former UN climate envoy, set a two-year clock. A bipartisan Senate bill would do the same here:

Administrator @epaleezeldin announced that the @EPA's next oil and natural gas proposal is coming sooner rather than later. The detail worth watching when it comes out: two co-proposed options that would give low-producing marginal wells their own standards instead of treating them like big-pad operations.

🚢This week's #SundaySpotlight highlights #LNG. As growing global demand for American natural gas drives investment in the infrastructure needed to deliver it around the world.

As the League Championship Series gets underway, remember: petroleum products power the game. ⚾️ From equipment to stadium lights, #oilandgas help power America’s pastime.

⛽️Lower diesel costs mean relief for the farmers, truckers and businesses that keep America moving. The latest action to help bring down diesel prices is a step toward more affordable, reliable energy.

In less than two decades, the Gulf Coast oil and gas industry has dramatically improved its ability to mitigate, respond, and restore operations during severe weather events. Learn more:

⛽️Ohio drivers are already seeing relief at the pump as the state’s 90-day gas tax holiday takes effect. Lower fuel costs mean more relief for families and businesses across Ohio.

States across the country are taking action to help lower fuel costs and provide relief for drivers.[gas pump emoji] “With families still facing high prices at the pump, our work is not finished,” said Utah state Rep. Cal Roberts (R).

Oil producers are talking directly to Washington in the Q3 Dallas Fed Survey. There’s a way back to the affordable oil and gas that Americans are looking for, and it starts with stable, bipartisan support from the White House.

This case is bigger than Boulder. Supreme Court arguments raised a key question: Can one city use state courts to influence energy production across the country? Where does it stop?

Energy issues and Boulder's climate lawsuit are taking center stage on the campaign trail in Colorado, particularly the 8th District that "feeds and fuels the rest of Colorado." Watch ⬇️

The goal of these lawsuits is to bankrupt the entire energy supply chain which has been a point made by media and experts across the country this week. Learn more:

"You know who gets a lot of healthcare through their jobs? Oil and gas workers. The people that produce the energy that fuels our daily lives."