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What could a US-China trade war mean for the energy transition?

Thursday 12 Dec 24 10:30am

Photo by Don Starkey on Unsplash

Ahead of Donald Trump’s second term as US president, a rerun of his first trade war with China is firmly on the cards – and minerals key to the energy transition may end up in the crossfire.

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