Donald Trump announced at a campaign rally in Lubbock, Texas, that he is terminating methane emissions regulations implemented by the Biden administration. He argued that this move would save consumers and energy producers $45 billion and release 210 million barrels of oil, which he stated would benefit the U.S. energy sector. Trump's comments reflect ongoing debates about environmental regulations and their impact on the economy.
Key facts
- Trump announced termination of methane regulations during a rally in Texas.
- He claims the change will save $45 billion for consumers and energy producers.
- The decision is expected to unlock 210 million barrels of oil.
- Trump referred to the regulations as 'expensive and unnecessary'.
- The announcement was made on October 28, 2026.
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