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Energy Market Could Collapse Due to Iran War – Expert
Energy Market Could Collapse Due to Iran War – Expert
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"The world has come close to the point where it will be necessary to significantly reduce energy consumption," Turkish expert Mehmet Dogan told Sputnik, commenting on the global energy crisis sparked by the Iran war.
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Individual purchasing power will continue to decline amid rising energy prices, Dogan warned.US attacks on Iranian energy facilities could lead to a catastrophe with unpredictable consequences, the expert said.The war has hit production of commodities like fertilizers, helium, sulfur "and even shampoo," he noted.
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Energy Market Could Collapse Due to Iran War – Expert
"The world has come close to the point where it will be necessary to significantly reduce energy consumption," Turkish expert Mehmet Dogan told Sputnik.
Individual purchasing power will continue to decline amid rising energy prices, Dogan warned.
US attacks on
Iranian energy facilities could lead to a catastrophe with unpredictable consequences, the expert said.
"No one knows what the long-term repercussions of these strikes will be," Dogan stressed. "Even if all the world's energy experts gathered today, they would not be able to fully assess the scale of the fallout."
The war has hit production of commodities like fertilizers, helium, sulfur "and even shampoo," he noted.
