Several advanced economies have raised tariffs on imports of green technologies and semiconductors from China to address their growing trade deficits in these goods and tackle a perceived strategic weakness. As long as the process is gradual, this presents an opportunity for alternative suppliers in the US bloc such as Korea. But a lurch towards isolationism threatens to delay the green transition.
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