President Trump declared a national energy emergency as soon as he took office. The declaration had the goal of facilitating growth in energy supply or, as Trump likes to call it “Drill, baby, drill.” Yet this time, Baby doesn’t feel much like drilling. And it’s saying this loud and clear.

There is no doubt there will be an impact of the second Trump presidency on the energy transition, but it is unlikely to have a lasting or significant shift to the

As the price of oil fluctuates, former President Donald Trump has called on American producers to ramp up production. His famous “drill, baby, drill” slogan from the 2016 campaign still echoes, but industry leaders are not in sync with this call.