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Fuel Consumption Decline in Europe, China's Surge in Diesel Demand, and the Need for Stronger Measures to Limit Global Warming
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Fuel consumption in Europe is expected to decline significantly due to weak economic growth and reduced demand in the manufacturing and transportation sectors. China, on the other hand, is experiencing a surge in demand for diesel-type fuel due to its booming property sector and investments in petrochemical capacity. The International Energy Agency warns that global warming may require stronger measures to limit it to 1.5°C, including tripling global renewable capacity and reducing methane emissions. Oil refiners are facing a decline in gasoline demand due to factors like rising fuel efficiency and the rise of electric vehicles.
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How can Europe mitigate the decline in fuel consumption and its potential economic impact?
What are the potential economic and social implications of the IEA's prediction that global demand for fossil fuels will peak by 2030?
What measures can China take to reduce its reliance on diesel-type fuel and support the transition to clean energy?
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