Mexico was invited to become the IEA’s 30th member country in June 2017.
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The IEA warned that mostly due to U.S. shale. total supply growth could exceed demand growth.
Read More »Lukoil Calls for Exit from Output Deal if Oil Holds at $70
Lukoil shares rose by 5 percent to 3.880 roubles. giving the company a market capitalization of $55 billion
Read More »U.S. Shale Can’t Offset Decreased Oil Discoveries
WoodMac expects 2018 to be a third consecutive year of increase in the number of project sanctions from the 2015 low.
Read More »How Big Oil Is Transforming Shale
The IEA estimates that the wave of energy digitalization could lower the cost of production by 10 to 20 percent.
Read More »IEA Chief Sees Oil Markets Tightening toward Second Half of 2018
The global oil market could tighten towards the second half of 2018 if demand remains robust.
Read More »A World in Transformation: World Energy Outlook 2017
WEO-2017 finds it is too early to write the obituary of oil.
Read More »IEA Ministers Invite Mexico to Become Agency’s 30th Member
Mexico is the world’s 12th-largest oil producer. and has some of the world’s best renewable energy resources.
Read More »IEA Holds Global Summit on Carbon Capture with Leading Energy Ministers and CEOs
The CCUS Summit. held ahead of the IEA’s 2017 Ministerial Meeting. was co-chaired by Rick Perry. the United States Secretary of Energy and Dr Fatih Birol. the IEA Executive Director.
Read More »IEA Welcomes Greece`s Progress with Energy Sector Reform
Greece'.s economy is decoupling economic growth from increases in CO2 emissions but at a slower rate than the average for IEA member countries.
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