Anna Mosby, head of environmental policy at S&P Global, Jonathan Elkind from Columbia University, and Andy Marsh, CEO of Plug Power, dive into the shifting U.S. energy landscape under Trump’s administration. They discuss the rollback of climate policies, the impact on fossil fuel initiatives, and the potential effects on global energy markets. Marsh shares insights on Plug Power's green hydrogen advancements amid regulatory uncertainty. The group emphasizes the implications of a national energy emergency and how these changes could reshape the future of clean energy.

Anna Mosby, leading global environmental policy at S&P Global, discusses the shifts in energy policies under Trump's new presidency. Jonathan Elkind from Columbia University highlights the implications of the U.S. exiting the Paris Agreement and its impact on global climate goals. Meanwhile, Andy Marsh, CEO of Plug Power, shares insights on the green hydrogen sector and his optimism for its future despite regulatory uncertainties. They delve into how these policies may reshape the U.S. energy landscape and affect renewable energy initiatives.

Eirik Wærness, Senior VP and Chief Economist at Equinor, and Anna Mosby, Head of Global Environmental Policy at S&P Global, share insights from COP29 in Baku. They discuss vital climate financing needs, emphasizing trillions in investments to support developing nations. The conversation highlights the role of nuclear energy in future energy security and the effectiveness of policies like the IRA and EU Green Deal. They also stress the importance of collaborative global efforts to align economic growth with decarbonization goals, tackling the climate crisis head-on.