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Work From Home, Use Public Transport to Curb Fuel Use, IEA Says
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has urged consumers to work from home and shift from cars to public transportation to cut fuel use amid turmoil in the oil market caused by the Iran war and its fallout in the Middle East. A new IEA report on March 20 listed 10 actions it said can be adopted quickly across society to soften the economic blow from the surge in energy prices. The conflict has caused what the agency called the largest supply di…
In one report, the AIE presented 10 "expected" measures, in particular to combat the use of private transportation, which can save up to six million barrels per day.
Measures arise as a response to the major disruption of supply in the history of the global oil market and cover road transport, air travel, kitchen and industry. AIE points out that governments can lead by example.
The International Energy Agency has listed on Friday several measures that "have proven their effectiveness in different contexts", in order to "help alleviate the shock" that the war in the Middle East is putting on prices.
DOBLE LLAVE – Three additional remote working days, reducing business flights by 40% and providing free public transport to discourage private car use are among the ten measures recommended by the International Energy Agency (IEA) to reduce oil demand for the Middle East War. These ‘emergency’ measures, which focus mainly on reducing the use of private vehicles, could save up to a maximum of six million barrels per day, which would only partly c…
Ten measures proposed by the International Energy Agency to mitigate fuel consumption and reduce the impact of global oil price increases
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