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Studio Schumpeter | Ron Stoop: Als Europa de transitie versnelt, verbetert dat de concurrentiepositie

January 31, 2026

Hoe kijkt analist en econoom Ron Stoop van HCSS tegen de geopolitieke aardverschuivingen van dit moment? Wat zijn de gevolgen van de Amerikaanse handelspolitiek, de toenadering van Canada en Europa tot China en de handelsdeal van de EU en India? Welke impact heeft dat op de energietransitie?

Beluister de hele podcast hieronder (Spotify link), of bekijk ‘m mét beeld (YouTube).

Bron: Studio Schumpeter

Over deze podcast:

Iedere vrijdag gaat journalist Roy op het Veld van Studio Schumpeter in gesprek met een leider of een expert in de energietransitie. Samen bespreken ze het nieuws. Wat viel op? Wat is belangrijk? Wat gaat impact hebben?

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