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Latest in Energy Self-Sufficiency & Mercantilism· Nov 10

US-China competition for energy supply routes and resource access is reshaping global power costs by concentrating pricing power among major states. Control of critical corridors and reserves now determines retail tariffs in consumer markets worldwide. This rivalry displaces traditional market mechanisms as the primary driver of energy pricing.

National strategies for energy independence, domestic production prioritization, and protectionist energy policies reshaping global trade and geopolitical competition.

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