On Saturday, the White House marked the first anniversary of President Donald Trump’s National Energy Dominance Council, highlighting significant advancements made in energy production and affordability. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum emphasized the contrast with the Biden administration, claiming that under Trump's leadership, there have been historic gains such as increased energy production, lowered gas prices, and an expansion in American energy exports, suggesting that these underline substantial financial relief for American families and businesses.

Burgum pointed out that gasoline prices have decreased to their lowest levels in years, a direct result of policies implemented through the Council. He noted the streamlined permitting processes as a contributing factor to the surge in domestic energy production. The energy sector's revitalization has been framed as not just beneficial for the economy, but also as strengthening America's position in the global energy landscape, which he argued was pivotal during this time of geopolitical uncertainty.

The establishment of the National Energy Dominance Council by Trump on February 14, 2025, was characterized as a turning point in U.S. energy policy, aiming to enhance energy independence and reduce reliance on foreign energy. This anniversary celebration highlights the administration's focus on energy security and affordability, indicating the administration's intent to maintain its energy agenda as a central theme in its governance and broader economic policy discussions going forward.