Dan Eberhart

Naples, Phoenix

CEO, Canary and Contributor at Freelance

Canary CEO, best-selling author, commentator on politics & energy on @CNN, @CNBC, @Foxbusiness.

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Articles

Tariffs, Falling Prices, And The Tipping Point For U.S. Oil Production

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

For the first time in more than a decade, U.S. crude oil production is projected to decline in the coming year. That’s not just a headline—it’s a flashing warning light for policymakers, investors, and the broader economy. According to S&P Global, falling prices are already forcing drillers to scale back their operations, with the expectation that the U.S. is on course to see its first annual drop in domestic oil output since the fracking boom began. What’s behind this reversal?
Trump’s Trade Strategy Is A Bet On American Energy

1 month ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

Oil executives are skittish—and they shouldn’t be. The recent dip in crude prices, largely driven by temporary market jitters over President Donald Trump’s America First trade strategy, has energy analysts wringing their hands. But the long-term fundamentals of U.S. energy dominance remain intact—as long as we don’t allow Wall Street’s short-term panic to dictate policy.
Puerto Rico Needs Power, Not Political Lawsuits

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Dan Eberhart

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Puerto Rico Needs Power, Not Political Lawsuits

1 month ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

Puerto Rico is in the dark—literally and figuratively. On New Year’s Eve 2024, the lights went out across the island while families prepared to celebrate. Roughly 1.4 million customers lost power. Just four months later, during Holy Week, it happened again within the past 72 hours––another island-wide blackout crippled electricity and water service for millions. In San Juan, traffic lights failed, businesses shuttered, and families scrambled to preserve food and care for loved ones.
Puerto Rico Needs Power, Energy Industry Lawsuits May Derail Progress

1 month ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

Puerto Rico is in the dark—literally and figuratively. On New Year’s Eve 2024, the lights went out across the island while families prepared to celebrate. Roughly 1.4 million customers lost power. Just four months later, during Holy Week, it happened again within the past 72 hours––another island-wide blackout crippled electricity and water service for millions. In San Juan, traffic lights failed, businesses shuttered, and families scrambled to preserve food and care for loved ones.
Sustaining Energy Dominance In A Shifting Market

1 month ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs may have rattled markets, but they reaffirm one constant in America’s economic strategy: energy dominance. For nearly two decades, the United States has leveraged its resource base, private capital, and relentless innovation to become the world’s top producer of oil and natural gas. Today, U.S. energy production is not only a pillar of domestic strength but a critical lever of international influence. The data tells the story.
Congress Considers A Backdoor Tax Hike On American Energy

2 months ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

One of the signature accomplishments of the first Trump administration was the passage of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), a pro-growth reform that helped fuel economic expansion. But as key provisions of the law begin to expire this year, Congress faces a major test––will it preserve the competitive edge TCJA helped create or undo that progress through backdoor tax increases?
A Backdoor Tax Hike On American Energy Is The Wrong Move For Congress

2 months ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

One of the signature accomplishments of the first Trump administration was the passage of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), a pro-growth reform that helped fuel economic expansion. But as key provisions of the law begin to expire this year, Congress faces a major test––will it preserve the competitive edge TCJA helped create or undo that progress through backdoor tax increases?
Trump’s Tariff Stick Strikes Unease Among Oil And Gas Giants

2 months ago | forbes.com | Dan Eberhart

How significantly could President Donald Trump’s use of tariffs affect his broader goal of energy dominance? President Trump’s use of tariffs poses a complex challenge to his broader goal of energy dominance. While carefully applied levies could protect certain industries, they risk disrupting critical North American energy trade flows, potentially undermining U.S. energy security and market stability. The ultimate impact depends on how aggressively Trump wields the tariff stick.
Countering Legal Roadblocks: Trump’s Vision For Energy Gains Momentum

Feb 26, 2025 | ourcommunitynow.com | Dan Eberhart

President Donald Trump’s decision to establish the National Energy Dominance Council was a bold move that underscores his commitment to American energy leadership. Chaired by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, the Council is designed to unleash America’s vast domestic energy resources, promoting both offshore and onshore oil leasing while reinforcing the nation’s global leadership in energy.