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Energy & Infrastructure
Power grids, fuel routes, cables, ports, and infrastructure finance.
What to watch
Infrastructure choices can lock in policy for decades.
- • Power-grid resilience and strategic fuel vulnerability
- • Port, rail, and cable financing deals
- • Energy security policy tied to alliance and industrial strategy
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