Stream this standalone Argus podcast now where we discuss how the 5 November elections in the US could affect global energy markets, LNG exports, tariff policy, environmental regulation, electric vehicles and the transition to low-carbon energy resources.
Topics addressed:
- How would control of the White House affect upstream oil and gas production, infrastructure development, federal oil and gas leasing, the “pause” of LNG licenses, energy markets and the prospects of permitting reform?
- Which tax credits and clean energy spending from the Inflation Reduction Act and the bipartisan infrastructure law are likely to be retained if Republicans sweep to power in the election, and which provisions might be targeted?
- How could the federal regulatory environment change based on the 2024 elections, and could the elections pose any risks to investments in clean energy and electric vehicle manufacturing?
- How would US foreign policy in Ukraine and the Middle East change under either presidential candidate?
