World doesn’t grasp implications of ‘largest energy crisis in history’: IEA executive director
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World doesn’t grasp implications of ‘largest energy crisis in history’: IEA executive director
The head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the world “has not yet completely understood” the major economic and political implications of the war in Iran, as Fatih Birol repeated earlier comments that the war and ongoing closure of the Straight of Hormuz represents the “largest energy crisis in history.”
In Brussels, contradictory messages are combined between the Energy Commissioner, who warns that "the world is facing the most serious energy crisis in history", while the Economy Commissioner calls on countries to adopt only "concrete, limited and temporary" measures.The EU is deaf to the countries' call for "more ambitious" measures to combat the rise in energy prices.In the corridors of the European institutions in Brussels, there is an amalg…
The world, according to European Union (EU) Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, is facing "probably the most severe energy crisis of all time."
In the face of the global crisis caused by the war in the Middle East, the European Union is spreading apocalyptic messages and taking contradictory measures. European Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen says we are on the verge of the "worst energy crisis in history", but member states have called on the EU to take "more ambitious" measures.
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