Expensive energy is back and it is threatening global economic growth.
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Renewable growth will be largely driven by China. which is predicted to be responsible for 41% of expansion.
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The IEA cut its estimate for global oil-demand growth for both 2018 and 2019.
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Concern for the environment is a major reason for China'.s increasing imports of gas.
Read More »Expensive Energy Threatens Global Economic Growth
Brent Crude prices have been holding above $80 a barrel.
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Emerging-market crises and trade disputes could dent global demand.
Read More »IEA Urges OPEC to Boost Output
Birol has welcomed efforts by top OPEC producer Saudi Arabia to increase output.
Read More »Petchems will Drive more than a Third of Oil Demand Growth by 2030
Aramco. the world’s biggest oil producing company. is in talks to acquire a stake in Sabic. the region’s biggest petchems producer.
Read More »IEA Holds Workshop on Natural Gas Market Design in Brazil
The workshop is part of the IEA-Brazil gas market peer-review and dialogue process.
Read More »Bioenergy Leads Growth in Renewable Energy Consumption to 2023
Modern bioenergy is the overlooked giant of the renewable energy field.
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