Why the U.S. and China Are Taking Opposite Sides in the Energy Transition

Why the U.S. and China Are Taking Opposite Sides in the Energy Transition

Global economies are increasingly splitting into two opposing camps when it comes to energy policy. While many nations are moving toward electrification and installing record-breaking amounts of clean energy capacity, other nations – most notably the United States, the world’s biggest economy – are installing more fossil fuels than ever before. Put simply, the future of the global energy balance now depends on the results of a high-stakes battle…

Petro-states vs. electro-states: What to watch for the global energy transition in 2026

The fight over a road map shows how much countries that depend on fossil fuels are working to slow down the energy transition.