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Global oil output could drop over 35% in a year without new investments, despite projected demand peak by decade’s end.
The International Energy Agency warns that global oil and gas production faces accelerating decline rates, driven by reliance on shale and deep offshore fields, requiring sustained investment to maintain current output levels.
Without new projects, supply could drop significantly, with oil output potentially falling by over 35% in a year.
Despite a projected peak in oil demand by the end of the decade, new exploration and development—especially in the Americas—are critical to offset declining fields.
Meanwhile, HSBC forecasts growing oil surpluses in 2025–2026 due to OPEC+ easing production cuts and rising output, raising risks of price declines.
Political shifts, such as Europe’s move away from Russian energy, are also increasing market volatility, with supply chains and demand patterns reshaping globally.
La producción mundial de petróleo podría caer más del 35% en un año sin nuevas inversiones, a pesar del pico de demanda proyectado para finales de la década.