IEA urges global shift to remote work and public transport to ease oil price surge

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has advised governments worldwide to adopt emergency measures such as encouraging working from home, increasing public transport usage, and restricting car access in urban zones to reduce oil demand. This set of recommendations responds to rising oil prices and fuel supply risks driven by the Middle East conflict, aiming to mitigate economic disruption and potential shortages. Policymakers will now assess adoption feasibility and impact to address prolonged energy market volatility.
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