IEA, EU discuss proposed oil, diesel stocks release, sources say
First reported 7 Oct, 07:24 UTCUpdated 5h ago3 sources
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BRUSSELS, Oct 7 - The International Energy Agency and European Union on Wednesday were discussing an oil and diesel stocks release proposed last week with diplomats and analysts expecting it to include volumes pledged in March.
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Germany confirms role in IEA energy reserves release Germany’s economy ministry says the country will take part in the release of emergency energy stocks agreed by the International Energy Agency in March. “The implementation of the release is currently being processed,” a ministry spokesperson told Reuters in an…
BRUSSELS, Oct 7 - The International Energy Agency and European Union on Wednesday were discussing an oil and diesel stocks release proposed last week with diplomats and analysts expecting it to include volumes pledged in March.
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- IEA, EU discuss proposed oil, diesel stocks release, sources say (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
BRUSSELS, Oct 7 - The International Energy Agency and European Union on Wednesday were discussing an oil and diesel stocks release proposed last week with diplomats and analysts expecting it to include volumes pledged in March.
- Germany confirms role in IEA energy reserves release (opens Middle East Eye in a new tab)
Germany confirms role in IEA energy reserves release Germany’s economy ministry says the country will take part in the release of emergency energy stocks agreed by the International Energy Agency in March. “The implementation of the release is currently being processed,” a ministry spokesperson told Reuters in an…
- France and Germany say diesel promise to Trump won’t require new stock release (opens Politico Europe in a new tab)
The comments suggest Europe's commitment to release fuel wasn't as generous as it sounded.
