Economist Intelligence Unit: Clean energy transition will not be 'trumped'
Energy outlook for 2017 predicts President-elect will not be able to 'scuttle' global climate policy efforts, as demand for renewables continues to grow
Donald Trump may slow the roll out of climate policies globally, but he will not be able to reverse the trend that has seen clean technologies become the dominant force in the energy market worldwide....
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