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World Puts Gasoline in the Rearview Mirror
IEA Says Consumption Won’t Return to 2019 Levels
Mar 18, 2021 | Rich Heidorn Jr.
Increasing efficiency standards and competition from EVs means worldwide gasoline demand has likely peaked, the IEA reported.
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Federal PolicyFossil FuelsTransportation Decarbonization
Keywordscarbon emissionsCorporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standardsCOVID-19International Energy Agency (IEA)
Rich Heidorn Jr.
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