US President Trump’s shifting plans — including on North American energy — have left markets scrambling to digest the repercussions of a looming trade war.
The UK-based supermajor’s near-$1 billion write-off is the latest renewables scheme to get the ax and comes amid Trump’s heightened scrutiny of offshore wind.
In some important senses, disruptive as his style may be, Trump is moving in sync with global and US sociopolitical trends: His devotion to tariffs and national self-sufficiency reinforce an ongoing ...