Environment
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IEA Releases 10-Point Emergency Steps Have the Potential to Swiftly Reduce Global Oil Consumption by 2.7 Million Barrels per Day
The IEA sketched out a number of policies it claimed would assist lower world demand, which is now near to 100 million bpd, easing customer pain from sky-high oil and gas prices and reducing dependence on Kremlin-controlled supplies.
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