Can the U.S. Compete with Russia and Qatar in China's Energy Market?

China’s energy security drive to diversify its imports of oil, gas, and coal, as well as its sputtering economic growth, could be reasons enough for the world’s second-largest economy not to pursue an energy deal with the Trump Administration.  U.S. President Donald Trump did not impose tariffs on Chinese exports on Day 1 of his return to office.  But Trump directed the United States Trade Representative to review the Economic and Trade Agreement signed during the President’s first term. The review of the deal with China…