When we think of dominance in sports, we think of impressive, sustained excellence that overwhelms competitors: Michael Jordan’s Bulls, Tom Brady’s Patriots, and Patrick Mahomes’ Chiefs.
What about energy dominance?
While most Republican presidents have campaigned on some version of energy independence or an “all-of-the-above” energy approach, President Donald Trump goes further—no longer just independence, but dominance is the goal. Much like in sports, Trump has assembled a team on the National Energy Dominance Council to make the required fixes to “win now” and to deliver prolonged success for American energy leadership.
A defining legacy for the Trump administration’s energy dominance agenda should be cheap, reliable, and clean energy. The best hope for this is to support well-functioning energy markets that are open, competitive, and responsive to price signals. A successful energy dominance agenda will achieve four key objectives: affordability, reliability, security, and environmental progress.
What is Energy Dominance and How Do We Get More of It?
Nick Loris writes in the National Interest on the energy dominance agenda and how America can deliver on it.
Read more in the National Interest here.
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