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November 16, 2024
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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.
Federal PolicyFossil FuelsTransportation Decarbonization
Keywordscarbon emissionsCorporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standardsCOVID-19International Energy Agency (IEA)
Rich Heidorn Jr.
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