With Donald Trump victory, here are his energy and climate positions - Cipher News

Thank you for subscribing! Keep an eye out for our next issue on Wednesday, and follow Cipher on LinkedIn and Twitter. Donald Trump has won the U.S. presidential election, injecting uncertainty into and possibly slowing the energy transition, both domestically and around the world. Trump, the GOP nominee and former president, has squarely focused on the United States producing, extracting and processing its own oil, gas and minerals. He has dismissed the seriousness of climate change and referred to spending on clean energy and climate initiatives under President Joe Biden as a “Green New Scam.” Under Trump, the speed of the nascent clean energy transition will slow down, but won’t change direction, Anna Mosby, senior research analyst with S&P Global Commodity Insights, said in a briefing note. Cipher looked at Trump’s campaign rhetoric and policy positions, as well as what analysts are saying, to project what his prospective administration could mean for U.S. energy and climate action

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