Targeting of Russian oil and gas infrastructure and reduced Gulf exports are contributing to a global diesel shortage and price hike.
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Updated Sep 15
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Targeting of Russian oil and gas infrastructure and reduced Gulf exports are contributing to a global diesel shortage and price hike.
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International Energy Agency
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Related events
- War and Strait closure spiked oil prices.
- IEA reports on oil demand decline in the Middle East region.
- Global energy supply chains are disrupted by conflicts, leading to calls for G7 meetings and coordinated oil reserve releases for Europe.
- Attacks on oil infrastructure in Libya and the Gulf are straining global oil supply, with data reported by the International Energy Agency.
- EIA data indicates a global oil deficit, while ongoing conflict is concurrently driving crude oil prices upward.