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The article focuses on the extent of the impact of the war between the United States and Iran on global oil markets. Despite disruptions to shipments exceeding two billion barrels this year, these did not cause a significant shock as occurred during previous crises. This is due to several factors, including coordinated strategic stockpiles, the shift of some countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE towards underutilized pipelines, and the revolution in American shale oil production, which helped bolster supplies. The article also examines the role of demand, noting that China has successfully reduced its oil imports by more than 40% through policies of conservation and stockpiling large reserves. Additionally, diversifying energy sources and increasing energy efficiency are important tools for managing future shocks more effectively. In conclusion, it emphasizes that modern technologies, such as electrification, may make energy shock management easier in the future and reduce reliance on traditional solutions that rely solely on increasing production.
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