
Japan Rolls Out $36B in U.S. Energy, Oil & Critical Minerals Projects Under Trump Trade Deal
Published February 18, 2026
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A wild satirical trading card that turns Trump's big U.S.-Japan energy and critical minerals investment announcement into cartoon chaos - with a swirling Trumpton Tariff Tornado smashing "foreign dependency" foes and unleashing mega-projects across America's industrial landscape.
President Donald Trump announced that Japan will deploy $36 billion in investments into U.S. oil, gas, power, and critical minerals projects - the initial tranche under a larger $550 billion trade and investment agreement with the United States. The projects include a huge 9.2 GW gas-fired power plant in Ohio, a deepwater crude export terminal in Texas, and a $600 million synthetic diamond and critical minerals processing facility in Georgia - all designed to boost U.S. energy capacity, strengthen industrial supply chains, and reduce reliance on foreign sources of strategic materials. Trump has framed the investment as a major economic win and part of his “historic” trade deal with Japan, aimed at revitalizing American industry and ensuring energy and economic security.
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