This document summarizes the potential economic impacts of the 2016 US presidential candidates' plans related to energy and infrastructure. It discusses Donald Trump's plans to cut corporate taxes, limit regulations, pull out of trade agreements and the Paris Climate Agreement, and boost fossil fuel production. It also discusses Hillary Clinton's plans to not change corporate taxes, increase renewable energy and infrastructure spending, and maintain existing regulations and the Paris Agreement. The document suggests Trump's plans could help industries like energy but hurt those reliant on free trade, while Clinton's could help sectors like healthcare but hurt energy production.