The Future of Oil and Gas Direct Investments in a Majority Blue Government

January 20, 2021

Following the results from the Georgia Senate runoff, Democrats will control the balance of power in the Senate, House and White House for at least the next two years. 

With the new administration poised to revert to several of the regulatory and tax frameworks from the Obama-era, U.S. Energy reviews how the Biden Administration likely impacts domestic energy production, oil prices, alternative energy development and tax rates for the next couple of years – plus a few tips on how investors can prepare in 2021.

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The Future of Oil and Gas Investments

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