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IEA's spectacular contradiction to OPEC

PEAK oil and gas will be hit this decade according to the International Energy Agency (IEA); however, some regions will transition faster than others, with Southeast Asia growing its consumption - and emissions - to 2050.

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IEA's spectacular contradiction to OPEC

According to the IEA, this forecast is a warning against continued investment in fossil energy - as demand for the products might simply not be there from 2030 onwards. A predicted boom in electric...

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