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UK vision for clean energy to collide with Trump's fossil fuel frenzy
Two worlds will collide in London today as the UK and the US lobby other countries with very different visions for the future of energy security.
Labour will tell ministers from 60 countries gathered for its Energy Security Summit that the transition from fossil fuels to clean power will make energy more secure because it's produced at home - as well as being a win for the climate. The stakes are high: just the small matter of stabilising the climate for years to come, as well as our energy bills.
But hopes for the summit are modest, due to, unsurprisingly, Donald Trump. Trump turns up the heat with gas The US president peddles a very different view of energy security: he wants to "drill baby drill" for as much oil and gas as possible and pull America out of the global climate fight.
He isn't sending his energy secretary Chris Wright to attend, but acting assistant secretary Tommy Joyce. The more junior official will still espouse Trump's vision to "unleash US energy dominance.
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