Navigating US Energy Policy and Market Dynamics
About this event
The United States (US) is the world’s largest oil and natural gas producer, home to the largest nuclear fleet, ranks fourth globally in renewables, and remains a top destination for energy transition investment. EICDataStream currently tracks 2,341 projects worth US$1.8 trillion in CAPEX, alongside 2,200 producing facilities in the Gulf Coast region, underscoring the scale of opportunity.
However, this opportunity is shaped—and often constrained—by policy. From federal and state permitting frameworks to tariff structures, ESG mandates, and carbon reduction targets, regulatory complexity is influencing investment decisions and project timelines across the value chain. Upstream faces rising compliance costs and environmental scrutiny; midstream contends with permitting delays and cybersecurity standards; downstream must adapt to emissions policies and market volatility. Meanwhile, renewables and energy transition projects grapple with grid integration rules, tax incentives, and evolving trade policies.
Join EIC for a strategic discussion on how US energy policy, geopolitics, and regulatory trends are reshaping project development and supply chain strategies. Gain insights into the current market outlook, operator and EPC constraints, and the policy levers driving the future of America’s energy landscape.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Thursday, 12 February 2026
Location: Online - TEAMS
Time: 9am CST
Price: Members Free of Charge; Non-members $35.00