Bloomberg

Global Trade is slowing  ++ Trump power

- Nations are imposing tariffs on steel and biodiesel, and fleets are shrinking.

- China had a great run, but it's over.

" Under President Xi Jingping, the government is trying to steer the economy away from export-driven growth, focusing on domestic demand

Clean Power is too hot for even Trump to cool

- Policy changes won't stop companies' shift to renewables

- Fears of a negative impact of Trump... are really overblown

> In between those announcements, Donald Trump was elected president, in part by calling climate change a hoax and vowing to gut most of Obama's clean-energy policies and revive coal mining. If the actions of Walmart and Microsoft are any indication, a Trump administration will do little to dissuade companies from continuing to invest in renewables...

> Sixty percent of Fortune 100 companies have renewable-electricity or climate change policies, and 81 companies globally have committed to get 100 percent of their energy from renewable sources, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance.

> The sustainable investing trend has global momentum and big players such as Goldman Sachs and Bill Gates.