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BackThe International Energy Agency will hold a meeting to discuss proposals to release oil and diesel reserves
The International Energy Agency will hold a meeting to discuss proposals to release oil and diesel reserves
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The International Energy Agency will hold a meeting to discuss proposals to release oil and diesel reserves

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Two EU diplomats revealed that the International Energy Agency's Governing Council will hold an informal meeting in Paris to discuss proposals to release oil and diesel reserves to deal with energy supply disruptions and price increases caused by conflicts between Russia and Ukraine and the United States and Iran.

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The conflict between Russia and Ukraine and the conflict between the United States and Iran have disrupted global energy supply, and diesel and oil prices have continued to rise.

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Two EU diplomats said the International Energy Agency's Governing Council will hold an informal meeting at 1 pm local time in Paris to discuss proposals to release oil and diesel reserves.

Two EU diplomats said the International Energy Agency's (IEA) governing board will hold an informal meeting at 1 pm local time in Paris (11 am GMT) to discuss proposals to release oil and diesel reserves.

According to Reuters, the conflicts between Russia and Ukraine and the United States and Iran have caused disruptions in energy supply, restricting some oil and fuel exports, and reducing the supply of diesel in the international market. Some oil refining facilities were attacked, which also prevented the smooth processing of crude oil into refined oil products such as diesel.

Diesel prices continue to rise, making the fuel that underpins freight, agriculture and industry a global political and economic issue. U.S. President Donald Trump is considering a diesel export ban to drive down domestic fuel prices and prepare for midterm elections in November.

The Group of Seven major industrial countries (G7) agreed last week to release 100 million barrels of crude oil and diesel reserves. It is unclear whether the 100 million barrels announced by the G7 are already included in the 400 million barrel emergency reserve release plan announced by the IEA in March this year, or whether an additional 100 million barrels will be added to the original 400 million barrels.

The German Economy Ministry pointed out that it is currently processing the approval process for the release of energy reserves and will participate in the release of the reserve amount determined by the IEA in March.

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  • Are the 100 million barrels released by the G7 included in the IEA’s original 400 million barrel plan?
  • Will the IEA finally formally decide on the release proposal?

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