Originally published in Axios Pro, November 15, 2024.
“What we’re watching: EXIM’s low-carbon dealmaking has occurred as the bank has rebuilt from the first Trump administration, which saw the bank as corporate welfare.
- ‘You’re going to see those two factions within the administration,’ Todd Moss, executive director of think tank Energy for Growth Hub, tells Axios. ‘That EXIM bank could be a tool to promote U.S. trade, but there’s definitely going to be a faction that does not like the agency and will probably try to gut it.'”
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