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IEA says Mideast fighting increases energy concerns

  • “For the moment, crude oil markets continue to benefit from several cushioning factors,” said Birol
By AFP ·

IEA chief hails ceasefire and says reopening Hormuz is key

By Reuters ·

World faces worst energy crisis in decades, IEA chief warns

By Reuters ·

‘Age of electricity’ to follow looming fossil fuel peak, IEA says

By Reuters ·

Global tensions risk clean energy progress: IEA chief

By AFP ·

US energy chief highlights role of clean energy in tackling current, future challenges

By ALI YOUNES ·

IEA says pandemic could delay demand bounceback to 2025

By Reuters ·
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Oil crisis puts 300m livelihoods at risk, says IEA chief

By Frank Kane ·

‘Huge increase’ in crude prices not expected: IEA executive director

By Reuters ·
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‘Fuel of the future’ comes of age as Aramco opens first hydrogen filling station

By Frank Kane ·
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Saudi Arabia, Russia should take long view on oil agreement, says IEA chief

By Frank Kane ·
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Saudi Arabia will remain top oil exporter, but ‘cannot ignore’ shale revolution, says IEA

By Frank Kane ·

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