U.S. natural gas production is at an all-time high today

U.S. Natural Gas Production Hits All-Time High: Trump’s Energy Revolution

Washington, D.C. — U.S. natural gas production has reached historic levels, marking a milestone in the Trump administration’s energy policy. This energy boom not only solidifies America’s role as a global export leader but also exposes the consequences of "green" policies that have artificially driven up energy costs in several states.

Trump’s Energy Miracle
Under President Trump’s leadership, the U.S. has shattered records in natural gas production, oil output, and energy exports. "Natural gas production is already growing, and our crude exports are at an all-time high", a senior administration official highlighted. In just the first 100 days of the administration, four new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals were approved in Louisiana, with more projects underway.

This growth is no accident—it’s the direct result of deregulating the energy sector and cutting bureaucratic red tape that paralyzed the industry under previous administrations. While Europe faces an energy crisis due to its reliance on Russia and California suffers blackouts from radical environmental policies, the U.S. is charging toward an era of energy abundance.

The Hypocrisy of High-Energy-Cost States
Despite this boom, several states—particularly those under Democratic control—have chosen policies that deliberately make energy more expensive. "I don’t think citizens in those states realize that if they’re paying high prices, it’s because their politicians chose expensive, inefficient energy policies", an energy analyst noted.

While Texas and Florida enjoy cheap energy thanks to natural resource development, California and New York endure power outages and skyrocketing bills due to their obsession with unaffordable renewables. "It’s a political choice: some prefer green symbolism over their citizens’ economic well-being", he added.

Exports and Global Energy Dominance
The U.S. isn’t just benefiting domestically—it’s reshaping global markets. With new LNG terminals in Louisiana and pipelines exporting to Mexico, America is reducing the influence of hostile regimes like Russia and Venezuela in energy markets. "In six to twelve months, we’ll be in an even stronger position", an official stated.

This strategy doesn’t just create jobs and economic growth—it strengthens national security by making the U.S. less dependent on foreign sources.

The Future: More Cheap Energy or Green Taxes?
The Trump administration has made clear that its priority is delivering affordable energy to all Americans. "We’re going to do everything we can to bring low-cost energy to states with misguided policies", a senior adviser pledged.

Yet the risk remains: if Democrats regain power, they could reverse this progress with carbon taxes, fracking bans, and renewable mandates that have already proven costly and unreliable.

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