The article discusses the historical relationship between US Presidents and the oil and gas industry, highlighting the impact of their policies on production and prices. It emphasizes how President Biden's potential energy legacy hinges on the policies that follow his term, with Vice-President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump being key figures. Biden's focus on clean energy is evident through significant legislation like the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which allocates funds for various clean energy technologies, including hydrogen and carbon capture. The article also touches on the importance of these investments being made in the USA to reduce dependency on China. While some of Biden's decisions have faced opposition from the petroleum industry, his administration's climate efforts and global energy policy are seen positively. The article further explores the challenges and opportunities in the oil and gas sector under Biden's presidency, with a specific focus on foreign policy implications in the Middle East. It concludes by highlighting the long-term impact of Biden's policies on the energy sector, emphasizing the need for sustainability and continuity in these efforts.