During his inauguration speech on Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump proclaimed that the United States would achieve energy dominance, standing on the “liquid gold” beneath its feet.

And no time has been wasted to achieve this goal. Hours after the inauguration, Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris Agreement, signed executive orders to expedite permitting for energy projects and reversed restrictions on oil and gas exploration in Alaska.

To remain competitive, Canada must streamline approval processes and pursue trade agreements to access global markets{ai:summary}<p>President Trump, during his inauguration, declared a commitment to U.S. energy dominance, emphasizing the country's natural resources. He quickly took action by withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and signing executive orders to streamline energy project permits and lift restrictions on oil and gas exploration in Alaska. </p><p>#economy</p>

Lucy Gay: Canada must embrace the LNG future, or get left behind by Trump's energy superpower

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