Is the new British Government trading National Security for Net Zero Energy Policy by getting close to China? | S1EP20

This week, Alex solely looks into how the British Government might be getting their net zero policy on track through a potential reconcile with the Chinese government, a relationship that has been broken for the past six years.

Alex also discusses the stages of the relationship, from the security 5G infrastructure risks and the national security bill passed in Hong Kong to Chancellor Rachel Reeves' trip to China to form trading deficits that make up the answer of whether the British nation could restore a competitive business market.

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- A focus on investment trends, governmental policies, and the evolving landscape of energy consumption, it promises to provide valuable insights for both industry professionals and the general public.

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Aim Recruit is an expert recruiter for transport, logistics and energy positions.

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Chapters

• 0:00 Introduction
• 2:38 The 5G network security risk
• 4:31 Hong Kong's human rights
• 6:23 China owning Russia's Oil and Gas sanctions
• 7:32 The Battery Energy storage market
• 9:50 Rachel Reeves' proposal to China gone wrong?
• 11:19 Reaching Net Zero through Carbon outsourcing?
• 12:39 Our Verdict: 'poor trades leads to poor success'