no it doesn't
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This makes me wonder if China will be a geopolitical target for the oil nations like Russia and the Middle East. The Saud and Putin are both close enough to Trump that direct action seems likely.
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That's very good for them. I'd also like to see them going less dependent on energy for production facilities they import from like Kazakhstan where they just burn coal. As the world's first, leading factory, they are able to set the trend for everyone else.
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Ah yes, the graph shows the demand of gas increasing from 2022 to 2024 despite EV's becoming exceptionally cheap there in the last couple years, therefore the demand for gas will completely crash in the next couple of years, great projection.
Not really though. The trend line would be flat or nearly flat on that graph up to 2024. And the rest is just a visual depiction of the IEA's prediction. Which is still pretty conservative.