What the oil and gas industry wants from Trump and how the administration might deliver it

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Trump told NBC News in an interview that aired Sunday that he intends to sign executive orders related to energy when he takes office on Jan. 20, without providing further detail.
50% : Trump is setting up a National Energy Council that he says will oversee a path to U.S. energy dominance by cutting red tape.
47% : The council will consist of all federal agencies involved in permitting, production, generation, distribution and regulation of energy, Burgum said in a statement after Trump selected him for the position.
39% : The lobby group American Petroleum Institute has asked Trump to swiftly authorize liquified natural gas exports, expand drilling on federal lands, make pipeline permitting easier, repeal strict vehicle emissions and fuel economy standards, and keep current corporate tax rates in place.

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