The International Energy Agency urged member states to draw on strategic petroleum reserves.
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Updated Oct 15
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The International Energy Agency urged member states to draw on strategic petroleum reserves.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Netherlands contributed to the International Energy Agency's call for oil release.Sub-event
IEA moves from urging to mandating fuel reserves due to war-related supply shortages.1 source
IEA advises on strategic reserve releases near Hormuz.1 source
IEA calls on member states to draw down strategic petroleum reserves.1 source
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