Global fossil gas demand slowing as IEA signals peak expected by 2030

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Global market for fossil gas facing 'new and uncertain period' triggered by Russia's war in Ukraine, according to IEA

Russia's war in Ukraine has "ushered in a different era for global gas markets", with demand growth for the fossil fuel set to slow significantly in the coming years before potentially peaking by the end...

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