Trump's Election Impacts Energy Policy
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•From oil to EVs, here's what a Trump victory means for energy
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Donald Trump ’s victory promises to shake up U.S. energy and environmental policy, with sweeping implications for oil production, offshore wind development and electric vehicle sales.
Oil and gas companies are set to be prime beneficiaries.
The win empowers him to deliver on his campaign pledges to go after climate policies he's dubbed the “green new scam”.
Congress isn’t likely to claw back all unspent funding from Biden ’s signature climate law.
But lawmakers from both parties could target some of the law's incentives for phase-downs and scale-backs as a way to help pay for the cost of extending the 2017 Trump -era tax cuts that expire next year .
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