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The mounting disruptions in oil markets
Amid the war in the Middle East, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz – one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints – has plunged, creating the largest disruption to oil supply in history. How is this shock rippling through oil markets? What are the real-world consequences for oil-consuming countries and industries? And how has it changed the IEA’s forecasts for supply and demand in the months ahead?
In this episode, senior oil market analysts Rebecca Schultz and David Martin discuss these questions and more, drawing on fresh data and analysis from the IEA’s April Oil Market… -
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In-use vehicle fleet and cars per 1 000 people in Georgia, 2000-2023
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Closing panel
A panel discussion bringing together insights from across the day to understand how best to strengthen public-private collaboration on energy efficiency, with the aim of achieving shared goals on affordability, security, competitiveness and sustainability.
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Cumulative LNG liquefaction capacity additions from post-FID projects
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IEA releases major update to tracker of government responses to energy impacts of Middle East conflict
Online tool provides comprehensive survey of policies to promote energy conservation, support consumers and improve structural resilience – and now allows users to easily search for specific countries The International Energy Agency has published a major update to its Energy Crisis Policy Response Tracker, a new interactive online tool that monitors government actions taken in response to the energy market impacts of the conflict in the Middle East.The conflict, which began on 28 February, has significantly impeded energy trade flows through the Strait of Hormuz, creating the largest supply disruption in the history of the global oil market and throttling natural gas exports…
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New podcast episode delves into IEA’s historic release of emergency oil stocks
The latest episode of the IEA’s Everything Energy podcast looks at the announcement by IEA Member countries on 11 March to release 400 million barrels of oil from their emergency reserves to help stem disruptions in oil markets from the war in the Middle East.Now available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, the episode features IEA Director of Energy Markets and Security Keisuke Sadamori, who unpacks the decision, explaining how it was made and what happens now. He also puts it into historical context and highlights why this crisis has amounted to the biggest shock to global oil markets in history.For more details on…