This month’s Horizons report explores the rise - and potential risks - of US energy dominance.
Amid global market uncertainty driven by President Donald Trump’s steep tariff hikes and the resulting retaliatory measures, one pillar of the America First agenda has remained steadfast: the pursuit of US energy dominance. This strategy is built around growing domestic oil and gas supply to drive jobs, investment, consumer savings, national security, and international influence.
On many counts, the US has already achieved dominance. Oil production - including crude, condensate and natural gas liquids - has nearly tripled over the past 15 years, now accounting for 20% of global output. But how secure is this position? And what could threaten it?
The Horizons report, Tough at the Top: The Threats to US Energy Dominance, dives deep into this evolving dynamic. It offers fresh insight into the global implications of America’s spectacular oil and gas success story - and what the future might hold.
Key themes include:
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How the US reached this point of energy strength
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The geopolitical and market risks to continued dominance
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What shifting global demand and policy might mean for producers
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Strategic takeaways for investors, operators and policymakers
Read the full report now to get the complete picture.
Then, join us for Horizons Live, where our expert panel will expand on the report’s insights and answer your questions in a live Q&A.
Our panel:
- Ed Crooks,Vice Chair Americas and host of Energy Gang podcast
- Robert Clarke,Vice President, Upstream Research
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David Brown, Director, Energy Transition Practice
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Ryan Duman, Director, Americas Upstream
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