<p>The return of Donald Trump to the White House promises major changes in the United States&rsquo; energy and environmental policies and in broader areas that affect energy, including trade and international politics. However, Trump has sent mixed signals about the kinds of policy change he might pursue, and the individuals advanced for roles in his administration sometimes have incompatible positions. The most key implication of his presidency for energy may be greatly increased uncertainty and volatility.</p>

<p>What will be the main implications of the Trump 2.0 Presidency on energy, environment, and trade? Will fossil fuels take centre stage again, and will low-carbon incentives be scrapped? How big an mpact will the likely attempts to slow renewables and electric vehicle deployment have?</p>
