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IEA Cuts Outlook for Oil-Demand Growth by 22%
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IEA forecasts for oil demand growth in 2014-2015
10/15/2014
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IEA Cuts Outlook for Oil-Demand Growth by 22%
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Increasing fuel efficiency of the automobile population in China and the impact on demand for oil
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In 2010 with over 70% increase in the automobile population in China gasoline demand increased by about 3%. A key reason is that older fuel consuming vehicles are replace with the much more fuel efficient new models. The government is also encouraging the sale of smaller cars which have higher fuel efficiency. This has made it possible for China to make the conversion to a high automobile using nation in the space of one decade without putting to much stress on oil demand and prices.
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IEA Cuts Outlook for Oil-Demand Growth by 22%
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Impact on oil demand and prices of the new U.S. fuel efficiency standards.
05/13/2011
Oil demand could drop by as much as 2.6 million barrels a day by 2025, as a result of the new U.S. fuel efficiency standards for 49 mpg by 2025. Fuel efficiency gains in China, India and other emerging market countries and increasing stability in the middle east, and the technological advances for low environmental impact shale oil could change the entire dynamic of world oil demand and prices. This happened in an earlier period of fuel efficency gains in the 1980's resulting in low crude oil prices.
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Global Oil Glut Sends Prices Plunging
Wall Street Journal 10/15/2014
IEA Cuts Outlook for Oil-Demand Growth by 22%
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