Trump Administration Unveils One Big Beautiful Bill, $750 Billion EU Energy Deal, 15-Year Offshore Leasing, EPA’s Lee Zeldin Leads DOGE Savings

The Trump administration has unveiled a comprehensive energy strategy focused on expanding U.S. energy production and exports to reduce reliance on adversaries. Secretary of Energy Doug Burgum highlighted the European Union's commitment to purchase $750 billion worth of U.S. energy over the next three years, underscoring the administration's emphasis on strengthening ties with allies. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin emphasized the administration's goal of balancing environmental protection—clean air, land, and water—with unleashing American energy dominance through streamlined permitting processes. A key legislative component of this strategy is the "One Big Beautiful Bill," which includes a massive offshore oil and gas leasing program scheduled to span the next fifteen years. Interior Secretary Burgum and President Trump have promoted this bill as a landmark step to boost domestic energy production and support the American economic comeback. Additionally, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) savings initiatives continue under Zeldin's oversight as part of ongoing efforts to improve federal operations.