
Davos offers a Trump-China energy splitscreen
The U.S. and China are taking sharply different paths on energy infrastructure, and the gap is becoming impossible to ignore. China is building wind, transmission, and generation at unprecedented speed through centralized planning, while the U.S. struggles with long permitting timelines just as electricity demand surges from AI and electrification. The contrast highlights how execution capacity, not ambition, is defining energy leadership.


