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How are APAC political and energy leaders reacting to the new US president?

With so much change in store for America's energy policy, APAC is holding its breath

How are APAC political and energy leaders reacting to the new US president?

Credits: ENB

The world has woken up to a new president in the White House as Donald Trump returns for his second term.  As many in the global energy sector wait with baited breath to see what he does in the...

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