2020 Global Energy Outlook: A Sneak Peek into Energy, Economics & Politics

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For nearly a decade, Schneider Electric Energy & Sustainability Services has hosted an internal forum among its international experts to discuss energy trends for the coming year. In the 2020 edition, our experts have identified 5 key trends that will influence the energy landscape (and corporate energy strategies) in 2020.

In this sneak peek of our 2020 Global Energy Outlook, explore trend #1:

Energy Economics & Politics: Globalization, Trade Wars & Beyond

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