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Powering Through Conflict: Brazil's power sector amid the US-China trade war
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In April, the US government implemented reciprocal tariffs on major trading partners, leading to increased global economic uncertainty and potential disruption of global supply chains. In this insight, we explore the potential impacts of the US-China trade dispute on thermal projects and renewable sources in Brazil.
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