Tariffs Could Delay Renewables And Make The US Irrelevant

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Kingsmill Bond has been involved in the world of clean energy and sustainability for over 30 years. He was previously an energy analyst for the Rocky Mountain Institute and is now an energy strategist at Ember, a climate and energy consultancy with its home office in London. After the turmoil created by the recent tariff policies enacted by the United States, he told Inside Climate News those tariffs could actually help the world move away from its fossil fuel addiction. “The bottom line is that the world runs on imported fossil fuels under the umbrella of the Pax Americana,” he said. “As Trump destabilizes that, then people will look to their own domestic energy sources, which in most cases means renewables and electrification.”

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