Reducing US oil demand

Reducing US oil demand, not production, is the way forward for the ...

This paper argues that the best way to reduce US greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the oil industry is to reduce oil demand, rather than focusing on reducing ...

U.S. Oil Demand Will Drop Too Fast to Justify New Offshore Leasing

U.S. demand for oil will fall dramatically over the next three decades, thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and other state and federal ...

EIA slashes US, global oil demand forecasts for 2025 - Reuters

Demand would come in at around 103.1 million bpd this year, a 20,000 bpd reduction on prior forecasts, the EIA said. The administration's ...

EIA reduces crude oil price forecast through end-2025 on lower ...

EIA reduces crude oil price forecast through end-2025 on lower demand ... In the October STEO, the US EIA lowered its Brent crude oil spot price ...

A 10-Point Plan to Cut Oil Use – Analysis - IEA

An effective way to reduce oil demand is to shift travel demand away from private cars to public transport, micro-mobility options, walking or ...

Short-Term Energy Outlook for petroleum products - EIA

In 2023 and 2024, U.S. distillate fuel consumption declined in response to a slight reduction in U.S. manufacturing activity. The petroleum component of ...

For Policies That Target Oil Demand and Supply, You Can Have ...

Combining equally ambitious policies that target oil demand and supply could reduce emissions and mitigate price impacts, according to a new report.

Peak oil demand is still a decade away | Goldman Sachs

While some prominent forecasters have predicted oil demand will peak by 2030, our researchers expect oil usage will increase through 2034.

No, Global Oil Demand Will Not Peak by 2030. - Enverus

While there is widespread agreement on the need to reduce emissions, this has not translated into a decrease in oil consumption. Current ...

If the U.S. limits fossil fuel production at home, will we turn to cleaner ...

Supply-side restrictions, like shutting down new oil wells or gas pipelines, tend to lead to more imports and minimal impacts on greenhouse gas emissions.

IEA sees oil supply 'overhang' emerging after cutting long-term ...

Global oil demand now seen 4.3 million b/d lower in 2050 Oil demand ... us into a very different energy world from the one we have ...

Slowing demand growth and surging supply put global oil markets ...

Growth in the world's demand for oil is expected to slow in the coming years as energy transitions advance. At the same time, global oil production is set to ...

Short-Term Energy Outlook - EIA

... reduce electricity demand from the natural gas sector. Notable Forecast ... U.S. crude oil production (million barrels per day), 12.0, 12.9, 13.2, 13.5.

How much oil demand is being displaced by EVs in the US? : r/energy

Not oil per say, but 60% of our electricity is from fossil fuels so 0.093% reduction in that. Upvote

US oil demand on course for long, slow decline | Wood Mackenzie

President Biden's suggestion that oil will be needed for "at least a decade" looks like an understatement.

Estimating the Energy Security Benefits of Reduced U.S. Oil Imports

Wider use of renewable fuels will result in less oil U.S. consumption and less U.S. oil imports. This study investigates the energy security benefits of reduced ...

Moving Mountains: COVID-19 and Peak Oil Demand | S&P Global

COVID-19's impact on the global economy and consumer behaviors has reduced long-term world oil demand by 2.5 million barrels per day.

The United States can take climate change seriously while leading ...

Yet cutting back domestic oil and gas production without an equally ambitious focus on demand will just increase U.S. imports, rather than ...

Oil prices hold at 2-week low on lower oil demand growth forecasts

The IEA forecast global oil demand would peak before 2030 at less than 102 million bpd and then fall to 99 million bpd by 2035. Fiscal stimulus ...

U.S. and Global Oil Consumption | American Experience - PBS

In 2005 Alaska averaged 872,000 barrels a day with 400,000 coming from the North Slope. The total amount is expected to decrease by 20,000 barrels a day in 2006 ...