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energy2 years ago

OPEC+ Holds Steady Amid Uncertain Global Oil Demand

OPEC+ has decided to maintain current oil production cuts until the end of the year, but crude oil prices have fallen, suggesting that the cuts may already be causing higher prices. While demand destruction is occurring in the US, China, India, and Brazil are experiencing rising oil demand. The global economy is facing the challenge of whether it can sustain itself as oil prices approach $100 per barrel without significantly reducing oil demand. Forecasts of peak oil demand continue to emerge, with some predicting a drop in oil prices due to ample supply and a peak in demand growth, while others warn of a future supply deficit. The market is currently well supplied, but the delicate balance may shift in the near future, revealing the elasticity of oil demand.

energy2 years ago

"CEOs of Aramco and Exxon challenge peak oil demand forecasts, advocate for multi-dimensional energy transition"

The CEOs of Aramco and Exxon Mobil have pushed back against forecasts that oil demand will peak, stating that the transition to cleaner energy would still require investment in conventional oil and gas. They argue that the notion of peak oil demand is driven more by policies than by market forces and technology. Aramco's CEO expects demand to grow to around 110 million barrels per day by 2030, while Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister criticized the International Energy Agency (IEA) for practicing political advocacy. Environmental groups have protested outside the World Petroleum Congress, emphasizing the need to transition away from fossil fuels.

energy2 years ago

Global Oil Demand Set to Peak Before 2030, Says IEA

The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that global demand for coal, natural gas, and oil will peak in the near future, even without new climate policies. The shift towards renewable energy and electric vehicles is driving the decline in demand growth. The IEA's research, to be released in October, suggests that all three fossil fuels will reach their peak demand within the next few years. Factors contributing to this forecast include the increasing use of wind and solar energy, as well as the rise of electric vehicles. The IEA also predicts a peak demand moment for natural gas due to renewables outmatching gas for electricity production and Europe's shift away from gas following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.