Note: This is the first in a series about the impact of the US elections on key energy commodities. Similar deep dives into LNG, natural gas and the energy transition will follow over the next several weeks. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now The US presidential election in November presents a stark contrast for the next four years of US oil policy that could shape supply/demand dynamics domestically and abroad, with implications for shale, sanctions, trade and OPEC relations. The greatest domestic impact could come from a promise by Democratic nominee Joe Biden to stop issuing drilling permits for federal lands and waters, which would shrink US oil production […]