"The Great fuel crisis has already begun": US oil companies warned of depletion of global reserves — The Wall Street Journal
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"The Great fuel crisis has already begun": US oil companies warned of depletion of global reserves — The Wall Street Journal
"The Great fuel crisis has already begun": US oil companies warned of depletion of global reserves — The Wall Street JournalThe publication notes that commercial fuel reserves have been declining for more than six months, the possibilities...
The oil market is facing increasing problems. Global fuel supplies are dwindling, the space for using reserves is shrinking, and further supply disruptions come at a time when the price of oil has once again exceeded $100 (2,100 CZK) per barrel. According to the heads of major companies, there is nothing on the horizon that could help the situation in the near future.
The world is heading towards a great burning crisis. “The Wall Street Journal” writes that the managers of the US oil companies were able to warn that a major fire crisis could begin in the world. According to the publication's information, global fire precautions have now decreased by more than half a year. This means that the possibilities of compensating the current conflict on account of strategic reserves have been exhausted. The price of d…
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