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International Energy Agency

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    Business & Markets

    Iran War Drives Bigger Diesel Supply Loss Despite Trump’s Claims

    Analysts report that conflict in the Middle East has caused a greater disruption to the global diesel supply than the ongoing war in Ukraine.

    2 outlets Markets read
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    Politics

    Largest-ever attack as Ukraine launches over 1,000 drones at Russia

    Ukraine launched a major drone strike against Russian territory, including targets in Moscow, during the final day of Russian parliamentary elections.

    2 outlets Markets read
  • Business & Markets

    Saudi Arabia Crude Output Hits 30-Year Low As Non-Gulf Producers Step Up

    Non-Gulf crude producers have increased output by 2.3 million barrels per day since February.

    1 outlet Markets read
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    Business & Markets

    China shifts oil market strategy by increasing reserves and refining capacity

    China has strengthened its strategic position in the global oil market by increasing stockpiles, expanding refining capacity, and diversifying energy sources.

    1 outlet Markets read
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    Business & Markets

    Saudi Aramco informs European oil buyers of no crude next month

    Saudi Aramco will not supply European oil buyers with crude next month due to a pipeline attack.

    1 outlet Markets read
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    Business & Markets

    Saudi Aramco eyes resuming operation of East-West oil pipeline

    Saudi Aramco is expected to restore partial capacity to the East-West oil pipeline following a drone attack.

    2 outlets Markets read
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    Business & Markets

    War against Iran drives global clean energy policy shifts

    Ongoing geopolitical conflict in the Middle East is accelerating clean energy policy adoption globally, though tangible climate impacts remain limited and mixed.

    1 outlet Markets read
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    Business & Markets

    Global electricity demand to accelerate through 2027 as renewables lead generation

    The International Energy Agency projects global electricity demand will accelerate to 3.6% growth in 2026 and 3.8% in 2027, with renewables expected to become the largest electricity generation source in 2026.

    1 outlet Markets read
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