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Energy Transfer Partners CEO Kelcy Warren said Thursday he “just didn’t see” Donald Trump winning the race for president, but now that he has, there’s not much to complain about.

Rarely does an incoming president make a huge impact on the natural gas market, but President-elect Trump’s promise to bring back the coal industry, as well as questionable views about climate change, could have a negative impact, according to energy experts.

TransCanada Corp. vowed Wednesday to try reviving the hotly contested Keystone XL oil export pipeline when U.S. President-elect Donald Trump moves into the White House.

President-elect Donald J. Trump, set to take office following a stunning upset of Hillary Clinton, is poised to sweep away renewable energy initiatives and stringent oversight launched by the Obama administration and enact an all-of-the-above energy strategy, experts said Wednesday.

As the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign draws to a close, analysts and industry experts appear to agree that national energy policies enacted under the Obama administration will continue along a similar trajectory if Hillary Clinton is elected president, but face a major overhaul if Donald Trump wins.

As the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign draws to a close, analysts and industry experts appear to agree that national energy policies enacted under the Obama administration will continue along a similar trajectory if Hillary Clinton is elected president, but face a major overhaul if Donald Trump wins.

Donald Trump pledged an “America first” energy policy before a room full of oil and gas executives in Pittsburgh on Thursday, making an appeal to the industry in his most extensive address yet on the topic, which he said is central to his economic plans.

Donald Trump pledged an “America first” energy policy before a room full of oil and gas executives in Pittsburgh on Thursday, delivering his most extensive address yet on the oil and natural gas development that has seemingly divided parts of the country in recent years.

Continental Resources Inc. founder Harold Hamm, an unabashed supporter of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, on Tuesday warned a Denver audience in a provocative speech that Democrat Hillary Clinton, if elected in November, would doom the U.S. oil and natural gas industry.