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Trump is serious about coal – but energy sector is unconvinced

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ANALYSIS: Seen from a European perspective, the US government playing cheerleader for the coal industry may seem grotesque. But in Washington D.C., it tops the agenda. Tangible support for the industry is, however, difficult to spot.

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