President Donald Trump’s administration will focus on energy policy this week, and specifically growth in exports of gas, oil and coal. Liquefied natural gas exports have already been a part of the 100 day trade improvement program with China. Assuming existing LNG liquefaction plants are built, exports could rise 4.7x to $12.2 billion annually at current prices. Oil exports are also rising after a ban was lifted in January 2016. At current prices and U.S. market share they could be worth $15.3 billion – assuming OPEC discipline and hence oil prices hold. Coal exports have increased 47% ...