Europe's energy crisis has prompted many companies that produce steel, fertilizers and other products to shift production to the United States, where energy prices have stabilized and the federal government is providing incentives to expand, according to the Wall Street Journal. reported. Chemical producer OCI has increased production in the United States, which said this month it will expand its ammonia plant in Texas. Jewelry company Pandora and automaker Volkswagen said they will expand operations in the United States this year. This month, steelmaker ArcelorMittal announced cuts at two German plants, but saw better-than-expected performance thanks to its investment in a Texas plant that produces steel components, the newspaper reported. reported. The United States also offers relative stability compared to China, where there are temporary restrictions on the supply chain due to COVID-19. According to Reuters, Germany yesterday invited gas suppliers to the country and Britain said it would cut the company's energy costs in half in response to Europe's energy crisis which revealed its dependence on Russian oil.