IEA's 10-Point Plan to Cut Oil Demand
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The International Energy Agency unveils a ten-point plan to curb global oil demand amidst Middle East supply disruptions. Measures include remote work, reduced speed limits, public transportation, carpooling, and odds-and-evens license plate rules. Skyrocketing fuel prices, with gas reaching $2.50 per liter and $4 per gallon in the US, are driving a surge in electric vehicle adoption. Experts predict oil prices could reach $120-$150 per barrel, necessitating demand destruction. Teslas electric trucks gain traction, signaling a long-term shift away from traditional fuels.
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