U.S. oil company chief executives have warned officials in the Trump administration that the ongoing energy crisis is likely to worsen, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.

The executives reportedly conveyed their concerns about the trajectory of current energy market conditions during discussions with administration officials. The nature and timing of these communications were not detailed in the available reports.

The warning comes amid ongoing challenges in energy markets that have affected fuel prices and supply chains across the United States. Oil companies have been navigating various market pressures and regulatory considerations.

The Trump administration has made energy policy a key focus area, with officials seeking input from industry leaders on market conditions and potential policy responses. The administration has generally favored policies supportive of domestic energy production.

Neither the specific oil companies involved nor the exact nature of their warnings were specified in the initial reporting. The energy sector continues to face various economic and operational challenges that could impact future supply and pricing.