
Bis zu 100 Millionen Barrel Diesel und Rohöl sollen Energiemärkte entlasten
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Die G7-Staaten reagieren mit der Maßnahme auf die aktuelle Energiekrise. Ziel ist die Stabilisierung der Märkte durch ein erhöhtes Angebot.
Die G7-Länder haben sich darauf geeinigt, bis zu 100 Millionen Barrel Diesel und Rohöl aus ihren Reserven freizugeben.
Damit sollen die Energiemärkte entlastet werden. Die Freigabe solle in den kommenden vier Monaten erfolgen, teilt der französische Präsident Emmanuel Macron mit.
Zuvor hatte er in einer Videokonferenz mit G7-Vertretern zu Maßnahmen gegen die Energiekrise beraten.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Freigabe von 100 Millionen Barrel Öl innerhalb der nächsten vier Monate.
Very likely · Within months
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