Trump methane policy rollback may have minimal impact on crude prices, EPA says
Summary
The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that reversing federal methane regulations will have a negligible effect on the oil market. According to their projections, the policy change would result in a tiny increase in domestic crude production alongside a fractional drop in per-barrel prices.
The EPA projects Trump’s methane rollback would only lower 2027 U.S. crude prices 11 cents a barrel, while lifting domestic oil output 0.09%.
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