PTF Launches 47for47.com Celebrating the First Year of President Trump's Energy Dominance

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: Category: Power the Future; Jan 20, 2026

Washington, D.C. — Today, Power The Future (PTF) launched a new website –47for47.com– highlighting the top 47 actions of President Donald Trump took to deliver American Energy Dominance. The new website documents the shift away from radical climate mandates toward energy reality, stronger national security, and more affordable and reliable energy.

"Our four-year national nightmare ended one year ago, and as we mark this important anniversary, we're proud to document how President Trump's energy agenda has delivered real results for American workers, families, and national security," said Daniel Turner, Founder and Executive Director of Power The Future. "From reversing harmful mandates and cutting bureaucratic red tape to increasing domestic energy production and strengthening grid reliability, these 47 accomplishments tell the story of an energy comeback powered by American energy workers, and he's only just getting started."

The new 47-for-47 site offers a comprehensive, user-friendly showcase of policy actions and achievements that have reshaped the nation's energy landscape over the past year. Highlights include:

· Rolling back Biden-era climate mandates and regulatory overreach.

· Accelerating oil, natural gas, and coal production across federal lands.

· Restoring U.S. leadership in global energy markets.

· Strengthening grid reliability and expanding energy infrastructure.

· Supporting everyday Americans with more affordable and dependable energy.

Power The Future is a 501c4 non-profit dedicated to fighting for American energy workers.

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