Fossil fuel spending will fall for the first time since the pandemic

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The approaching fuels on fossil fuels were combined with a contraction for the first time since the Covid Pandemic, the International Energy Agency (IEA) forced sharing plans of acute dropping companies in the oil sector.

In the annual report on the money flowing in the energy sector, IEA forecasted the 6 percent decrease in oil production this year. By excluding the year of the COVID-19 PANDEMY, since 2016, the price of oil falls in 2016 when the price falls below $ 30.

“We see a decline from such a decline in except the Covid, and another decline in the price and oil needs.”

Since the investigation of $ 82 in mid-January, the oil price fell to about $ 65 after OPEC, and the oil price began to increase the production of oil cartel. IEA said that the shale oil producers, which consider 15 percent of global expenditures for oil production, and prices are most vulnerable to lower and 10 percent this year, he said.

In addition, the shareholder returns to reduce the cost of international oil. This year, this year, this year, this year, this year, this year is a quarter of the Middle East and Asia this year, this year will be 40 percent of all costs.

Oil specialties also continue to invest $ 22 billion in low waste technology in 2024, investing $ 22 billion in low waste technology and reduce the cost of pure energy.

In general, IEA said that in 2025, nuclear, batteries, electricity networks, low emission fuels and energy security, low-issuing fuel and energy efficiency, which have spent $ 1.1TN for fossil fossil fuels and energy efficiency.

Total spending on fossil fuels will decrease by 2 percent this year, China and India have closed the significant fleet of coal power plants to meet the growth of rapid electricity. On the contrary, for the first time in the note, the world’s advanced economy did not put new orders for the turbines for coal.

“Adding coal is mainly managed by energy security reasons,” he said. “There was a bitter experience when China had very hot air and water electricity,” Birol said.

The United States, where the Trump management refuses to refuse for the renewable energy, says that the United States will need to be reduced to the demand of electricity, renewable, gas and nucleus.

In a separate report, a research firm, a research firm, when 517 Gigawatt will be restored in the United States, there are 517 Gigavatts in need of federal tax credits, 284 Gigavatt, who do not require such funds.

“If these projects were built at the same pace as last year, today’s tempo is enough to continue the tempo for more than six years,” said Corianna Mah, analyst at Enverus.