Gas prices are expected to be lower due to increased U.S. oil production, strong refining capacity, and weaker demand in China, which has kept global prices under control.
The national average is expected to be close to $3 a gallon, but may not drop below that threshold.
The Trump administration is expected to focus on practical energy policies based on reality, emphasizing the importance of fossil fuels and reversing previous restrictions on oil and gas production.
Chris Wright, CEO of a fracking company, has been named as the Energy Secretary pick. This choice is seen as a positive move for the industry, as it brings someone with direct energy experience to the role.
The appointment is expected to boost U.S. energy production by encouraging investment and reversing previous regulatory hurdles. It also aims to address environmental concerns more effectively by focusing on sustainable practices within the industry.
Folks are gearing up next week for their Thanksgiving travel plans, and although an airplane may be a popular choice, AAA is forecasting that over 70 million people will be making their trek by car. Will gas prices stay tame?
FOX Business correspondent Gerri Willis speaks with FBN contributor and author of 'The Phil Flynn Energy Report,' Phil Flynn, to break down the unseasonably low energy prices for Thanksgiving roadtrippers and what President-elect Trump's Energy Secretary pick means for the oil and gas industry.
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