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Trump methane policy rollback may have minimal impact on crude prices, EPA says

Summary by CNBC
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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The U.S. administration proposes to cancel the federal rules limiting gas leakage from drilling sites to save the industry $45 billion. However, the environmental agency's own models predict a derisory decrease of 11 cents per barrel in 2027, while an additional 60 million tonnes of this greenhouse gas will be released.

Donald Trump announces the removal of the federal rules on methane emissions, promising $45 billion in energy savings to the Americans by 2050. Yet, the EPA is projecting a derisory reduction of 11 cents per barrel...

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Climate Depot broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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