EPA projects Trump's methane policy rollback would minimally impact 2027 crude prices, lowering them by 11 cents a barrel
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) projects that U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed rollback of methane emissions rules would lower U.S. crude prices by 11 cents a barrel in 2027, or 0.14%. The agency also estimates the changes would increase domestic oil production by 0.09% and save the U.S. economy about $45 billion from 2027 through 2050, primarily from lower compliance costs. This proposal remains subject to the rulemaking process, including a public-comment period.
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