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Exxon Sees Oil Demand Matching Current Levels to 2050, Missing Climate Targets
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Exxon Mobil reveals the challenge of net zero emissions: global oil demand shows no long-term signs of slowing down.
ExxonMobil's latest view is that by 2050, global oil demand will remain at current levels, or even slightly increase; If the development trajectory predicted by ExxonMobil is followed, the goal of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 will become unattainable.
Oil prices rise more than 3%! "Double Storm" in the Middle East situation upgraded + Libya suspends exports.
The eastern government of Libya announced today that it has halted all crude oil production and exports. Concerns about disruptions in crude oil supply have soared due to the large-scale attack on Israel announced by Hezbollah yesterday. Brent crude oil touched $81 at one point today, while WTI crude oil rose above $77.
BlueLaurita : What is this? propaganda?