The International Energy Agency released reserves to stabilize markets and compared current losses to past conflicts.
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Updated Jul 3
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What happened
The International Energy Agency released reserves to stabilize markets and compared current losses to past conflicts.
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The entities involved
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International Energy Agency
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Related events
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- Global energy supply chains are disrupted by conflicts, leading to calls for G7 meetings and coordinated oil reserve releases for Europe.
- IEA forecasts a global increase in coal demand, noting that rising natural gas prices are boosting coal usage.
- The European Commission and the International Energy Agency are coordinating the release of oil stocks.
- A study utilizing IEA scenarios for future projections was conducted by the University of Melbourne.