President Trump’s energy dominance agenda hinges on just a handful of oil export terminals on the Gulf Coast that could be overtaxed as production surges — right in the middle of an election year.
“It is one of the key issues right now,” said Dean Foreman, chief economist for the American Petroleum Institute, the lead trade group representing the oil and natural gas industry.
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