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The United States has emerged as the world’s largest oil and gas producer, hitting record high production rates in 2024 and accounting for 20 percent of global oil production and 25 percent of global gas production. Now, as the Trump administration reinvigorates a vision of US energy dominance, ambitions to expand oil and gas development for both domestic use and exports are poised to reverberate across energy markets. How will a strategy of energy dominance align with a more energy-hungry world? How will markets in Europe, Asia, and beyond react to the consequences of “drill, baby, drill” in the United States, and how do export ambitions square with geopolitics as the United States seeks to use energy production as both a foreign policy tool and a platform to sustain US leadership in global energy markets?

Speakers:
Hunter Hunt, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Hunt Energy
Stephen Nalley, Acting Administrator and Deputy Administrator, Energy Information Administration
Alisa Newman Hood, Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Excelerate Energy

Moderated by:
The Hon. Frank Fannon, Nonresident Senior Fellow, Global Energy Center, Atlantic Council; Managing Director, Fannon Global Advisors