Changes in Trump's energy policy may affect investors

US President-elect Donald Trump is ready to make drastic changes to energy and environmental policy, which could significantly affect investors. 

On his first day in office, January 20, Trump plans to sign up to 25 executive orders, including measures to repeal environmental regulations and boost fossil fuel production. Among them are the lifting of restrictions on natural gas exports, the resumption of drilling in the Arctic Reserve and the abolition of mandates for electric vehicles.

These steps can contribute to the revival of traditional energy, including coal, oil and gas, especially in Alaska. According to analysts, the relaxation of regulation opens up opportunities for investment in oilfield service companies, infrastructure projects and pipeline operators. At the same time, renewable energy may face a slowdown in growth due to the removal of subsidies and climate initiatives.

Experts recommend that investors review their portfolios, focusing on diversification and asset adjustments. It is important to take into account possible legal and geopolitical risks that may slow down the implementation of new measures.